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The U.K., the U.S, Hong Kong and Singapore have the largest number of registered digital currency exchanges, per a recent report.

Cointelegraph en Espanol presents a weekly digest of selected cryptocurrency- and blockchain-related news from the Spanish-speaking world.

The deputy governor of Mexico's central bank argued that a CBDC of “less than full anonymity” is not interesting for the public.

South American social networking giant Taringa! is launching a stablecoin-powered points system for its 27 million users.

Latin America-based cryptocurrency startup Ripio has launched a trading platform, including an over-the-counter desk.

The Mexican state of Tamaulipas is using GrainChain’s blockchain and IoT software for tracking major grains.

Major American cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Coinbase has expanded its crypto-to-crypto trading to more countries.

Jacob Burrell Campos will also forfeit over $820,000 after remaining in state custody since August 2018.

American retail corporation Overstock.com’s blockchain subsidiary Medici will assist the municipality of Tulum to create a land registry system.

Harvard University and U.S.-based apparel company Levi Strauss & Co announced a collaboration to develop a blockchain factory safety system.

IBM’s new partnership is aimed at supply chain management in the mining and metals industry, looking to improve logistics, financing, and cost-saving.

Seven blockchain industry players, including ConsenSys, have launched the first blockchain association in Mexico.

Mexican banks that provide crypto services and crypto exchanges must now apply for permits with the Bank of Mexico in order to legally carry out their operation...

The world’s governments want to see cryptocurrencies as everything but what they really are.

10 world leaders quoted on Bitcoin, and what their views mean for the future of cryptocurrency.