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Brazilian Crypto Turnover Hits $6.9 Billion, Driven by Stablecoins

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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According to Central Bank of Brazil information, Q1 2026 crypto turnover reached US$6.9 billion. Over 98% of this volume ran through dollar-pegged stablecoins, not Bitcoin. Bitcoin closed at US$81,143, while Ethereum rose 0.42% to US$2,643.

From riotimesonline.com

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The high volume and reliance on stablecoins reflect regional trends in Latin America, where crypto solutions are integrated into financial practices. This activity occurs as Brazil's Central Bank is initiating a digital currency due to market growth.

Brazil's Central Bank is initiating a digital currency due to market growth, driving regional crypto value.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • Central Bank of BrazilProvided Q1 2026 crypto turnover figures for Brazil.
  • Latin AmericaThe region where stablecoin dollarisation is driving crypto trends.
  • BitcoinSettled at US$81,143 during the reporting period.

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  1. Christine Lagarde noted stablecoin flows in the region of Buenos Aires.Sub-event
  2. Brazilian market data and stablecoin dollarisation are driving regional trends in LatAm.1 source

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