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“Government is actually the gatekeeper of the real world,” Xin Yan said on the On The Margin podcast. “They gatekeep all the users, all the data, and all the assets.” Yan is the co-founder and chief executive of Sign, and that line is the whole thesis of his company. Sign builds what he calls “sovereign

Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, the US targets Brazil’s Pix in a USTR report, Chile dismantles Tren de Aragua’s crypto laundering group, and a sugarcane-powered bitcoin mining project surges in Brazil. Key Takeaways: The USTR targeted Pix under

The market has clearly shifted against broader expectations. Naturally, when that flips, liquidity gets pulled as overleveraged positions get trapped on the wrong side of the move. In this setup, with Bitcoin down nearly 20% in under a week, bulls are clearly taking the hit, with over $2 billion in long liquidations in just five

In a groundbreaking move to power smarter Web3 applications and offer users better digital experiences, Slide.fun, a decentralized gamified platform, today announced a strategic partnership with SportixAI, an AI-driven sports intelligence platform. This collaboration enabled Slide.fun to integrate SportixAI’s AI-powered market intelligence infrastructure to give its Web3 gamified platform advanced capability- turning its social, on-chain,

Cathie Wood took to social media to ease investor worries of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. Her comments follow a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report.

After criticizing the Donald Trump Administration’s actions on social media, Biden stressed that it would use Hyperliquid as a tool to fight the Democrats’ anti- crypto army. He also stated that Andreas Antonopoulos’ book opened his eyes to crypto and that politicians underestimated crypto’s true value. Key Takeaways: With 1.56M views, Hunter Biden told Gmoney

It is the longest losing streak the spot Bitcoin ETFs have ever recorded. Between May 15 and June 3, 2026, US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs bled cash for 13 consecutive trading days, draining roughly $4.37 billion from the complex and flipping the year’s cumulative flows negative for the first time since the funds launched in January

As bitcoin slipped to a 2026 low of $59,100, market data reveals that $BTC priced against the South Korean won has been changing hands at a discount. In fact, the Kimchi premium has vanished, and bitcoin has been trading below global market prices in South Korea for nearly a month. Key Takeaways: Bitcoin hit a

Bitcoin is facing a pivotal moment after a sharp market-wide selloff dragged prices toward a major support level. As bearish momentum begins to slow and signs of buyer interest emerge, the coming days could reveal whether this zone becomes the foundation for a rebound or the gateway to a deeper correction. Bitcoin Loses Previous Monthly

As bitcoin slipped to its lowest level of 2026, a sizable cache of long-dormant wallets stirred for the first time in years, transferring funds amid pressured market conditions. Roughly 599.76 $BTC, valued at $37.04 million, was moved from wallets originally established in 2014 and 2017. Key Takeaways: Btcparser.com discovered three bitcoin wallets from 2014 and

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