Vinteum Launches Funding Bitcoin Developers In Brazil, Latin America
The non-profit will provide educational onboarding and funding for Bitcoin developers in Brazil and globally furthering Bitcoin’s decentralized global nature.Vinteum is a non-profit dedicated to decentralizing the open-source development of Bitcoin in Brazil.The non-profit intends to expand into the whole of Latin America, and eventually fund development worldwide. Bruno Garcia will be the first Bitcoin Core developer to be funded through Vinteum.Vinteum, a non-profit organization dedicated to Bitcoin research and development, will train and fund open-source developers for the Bitcoin....
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The planet needs Vinteum because “we need developers from all over the world to build this global internet-native money.” What is Vinteum? In the post announcing the organization’s existence, they describe themselves as “a non-profit Bitcoin research and development center dedicated to supporting Bitcoin developers in Brazil and the wider Latin America region. We will […]
BitPagos, who has successfully launched Bitcoin service in Argentina is now expanding into South America's largest country, Brazil, with the release of Ripio.com. Ripio allows anyone living in Brazil to be able to make Bitcoin purchase orders through their website, and with a basic bank slip, can buy Bitcoin at thousands of locations throughout Brazil. Also read: "Argentina: Bitcoin Just Received an Unintentional Boost". BitPagos Launches Ripio in Brazil. "We have noticed an exponential growth of Bitcoin economies all around the world. And mainly in Latin America, where the expensive....
Typical Latin America. The region as a whole is having a love/hate relationship with cryptocurrencies. On the one hand, apparently, crypto remittances in Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela grew 900% last year. On the other, Mexico and Peru’s Central Banks are actively working in their CBDCs. Which way will the scale tip? The jury’s still out […]
The Latin American exchange has raised $62 million in a Series B funding round led by the investment funds Kaszek Ventures and QED Investors. Bitso, the biggest crypto exchange in Latin America, has raised $62 million dollars in a series B funding round.Bitso plans to use the funding to consolidate its expansion in the region — including a focus on Brazil's emerging market. The fundraising round for the Mexican exchange was led by the investment funds Kaszek Ventures and QED Investors. QED's co-founder Nigel Morris and Kaszek's managing director Nicolas Szekasy will also join Bitso's board....
Beginning Monday, technology enthusiasts in Brazil became able to convert the Brazilian Real to Bitcoin using a Bitcoin vending machine, also known as a Bitcoin ATM. The unveiling marks the first Bitcoin ATM to be installed in Latin America, with a permanent position at a Sao Paulo bar which is already accepting Bitcoin. As the popularity of digital currency in Latin America continues, many businesses and individuals are taking advantage of the benefits that this new payment method provides. For businesses in developing countries, Bitcoin gives businesses the ability to end costly trade....