REDFi's Crypto Conference Addresses Latin America's Inflation Crisis and Banking Shortages Through Blockchain Innovation
- REDFi, a Panama-based crypto platform, sponsors Blockchain Jungle 2025 in Costa Rica, focusing on bridging traditional finance and blockchain innovations. - The conference addresses Latin America's hyperinflation and banking gaps through DeFi, stablecoins, and cross-border payment solutions, targeting 6,000+ attendees from 50+ countries. - Argentina and Venezuela's reliance on dollar-backed stablecoins highlights the region's potential as a crypto hub, supported by Panama and Costa Rica's favorable regul
REDFi, a payment platform headquartered in Panama, has revealed it will serve as the main sponsor for
The importance of this event is highlighted by Latin America's expanding influence in the worldwide adoption of crypto. Nations like Argentina and Venezuela, which face severe inflation and strict capital controls, are increasingly relying on stablecoins and blockchain services to promote financial inclusion,
Blockchain Jungle 2025 will showcase these breakthroughs with specialized sessions on DeFi, Web3, and solutions tailored for institutional crypto use. The event will also introduce the REDFi Whale Lounge, a private area designed for accredited investors and protocol creators to network and make deals. The previous year’s conference facilitated over $50 million in investments, highlighting its impact as a driver for both regional and international crypto partnerships. In addition, Bybit’s Trading Jungle will provide live trading sessions, demonstrating strategies for Bitcoin, alternative coins, and maximizing DeFi yields.
This conference reflects the overall momentum in crypto uptake. As noted in a
Officials and regulators from throughout Latin America will also be present, engaging in discussions on crypto regulation and international payment frameworks. Panama’s forward-thinking approach to crypto, together with Costa Rica’s supportive policies—such as no capital gains tax on crypto earnings—demonstrate the region’s potential to become a leading global crypto center.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Leaked Documents or Genuine Breakthrough? BlockDAG's $430 Million Presale Surpasses Expectations
- BlockDAG (BDAG) gains traction as leaked documents suggest Coinbase and Kraken plan to list the crypto project, sparking market speculation. - The project's $430M presale, 312,000 holders, and 15,000 TPS capacity via DAG architecture position it as a potential 2025 breakout. - Marketing budgets, liquidity deposits, and social media hype from influencers amplify demand, creating self-fulfilling listing pressure. - While risks persist due to unverified leaks and crypto volatility, tangible metrics like tes

Mobileye Achieves 99.6% Fewer Losses Despite Only Slight Increase in Revenue
- Mobileye reported $18M Q3 2025 revenue growth but $109M operating loss, down from $2.8B last year, with $243M gross profit from cost cuts. - U.S., China, and Germany contributed $111M, $118M, and $77M respectively, highlighting Mobileye's global revenue dependence. - WuXi AppTec raised full-year guidance to 17-18% growth with RMB59.9B backlog, while Avidity/Yuanbao face 46-181 day lock-ups to stabilize post-IPO markets.

Bitcoin Updates: Cryptocurrency Markets Surge Following US-China Trade Agreement, Reducing Global Tensions
- U.S.-China trade pact avoids 100% tariffs on Chinese goods and delays rare earth export restrictions, triggering global market rebounds including $3.88T crypto cap. - Bitcoin surged to $113,600 while derivatives data showed $319M short liquidations, reflecting renewed bullish sentiment amid reduced trade-war fears. - Bitcoin ETFs saw $20.33M inflows vs. Ethereum's $127.47M outflows, highlighting macro-driven capital rotation toward BTC as geopolitical hedge. - Oil prices rose above $62/barrel as trade te

Trump and Xi are set to finalize the TikTok agreement on Thursday, according to the treasury secretary