Mexican Bitcoin Trading Volume Grows As Local Banks Pass “Donald Trump Stress Test”

Mexican Bitcoin Trading Volume Grows As Local Banks Pass “Donald Trump Stress Test”

New weekly trading volume charts on LocalBitcoins show Mexico has a great appetite for cryptocurrency. The Mexican banking sector is going into some contingency mode right now. If Donald Trump were to win the presidential elections, the banking system in the country would come under a lot of pressure. Financial regulators have ordered all institutions to conduct stress tests modeled after a Trump victory. At the same time, Bitcoin adoption in the country continues its upward trend. Ever since Donald Trump mentioned his plan to block remittances from the US to Mexico if he became president,....


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