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Venezuela crypto activity doubles in a year, fastest growth in Latin America
Venezuela\'s cryptocurrency activity more than doubled in a year, posting the fastest growth among major Latin American markets as dollar-pegged stablecoins are used to store value and for remittances and payments. Activity reached $39.1 billion in the year to June 30, up 107.2 percent. Brazil had the region’s largest market at $252.5 billion. Chainalysis data also showed a sharp rise in outflows after political upheaval in January.
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Stablecoin trading jumps 77.5 percent as crypto market halves
About $2.1 trillion in cryptocurrency market value disappeared over the past year, but global on-chain economic activity held at about $9.4 trillion, data showed. The decline in on-chain activity was much smaller than the fall in market value as stablecoin use expanded. Cross-border stablecoin transfers rose 77.5 percent, while monthly estimated volume more than doubled from January 2025 to June. Chainalysis also reported growth in small transactions and an expansion in cross-border stablecoin transaction routes.
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Crypto market cap halves but activity stays steady, Chainalysis says
Global cryptocurrency market capitalisation fell about 50 percent over a year, but the scale of real economic activity slipped only 1.6 percent, Chainalysis said. In its 2026 Global Crypto Adoption Index report, it found overall activity edging down to $9.4 trillion from $9.5 trillion between July 2025 and late June 2026. Domestic P2P transfers and stablecoin-based cross-border remittances surged, while inflows to exchanges, DeFi and other services declined.
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Pakistan sets up dedicated unit to probe crypto crimes targeting money laundering, terror financing
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Vietnam to fine unlicensed crypto trading up to 2,810,000 won from Sept 1
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Bybit added to Singapore MAS investor alert list
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Coinbase restarts rupee transfer service in India
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Pakistan opens banking to crypto operators, mandates customer fund segregation