Latin America refers to the Central and South American region ( 中南米 ), but recently, the movement of this region’s cryptocurrency market has been truly fascinating. Looking at 2025 data, there are reports that the user growth rate in Latin America has reached three times that of the United States. I think that’s a pretty significant signal.

Traditionally, the main markets for cryptocurrencies were centered on North America and Europe, but in recent years, growth in emerging markets has accelerated. Especially in Latin America, against the backdrop of currency crises and financial instability, demand for Bitcoin and stablecoins has been rising rapidly. In countries where inflation continues, there are also growing signs that people are judging cryptocurrencies to be more trustworthy than their own national currencies.

That Latin America’s user growth rate is three times that of the U.S. reflects differences in market maturity. The U.S. already has a large user base, so the growth rate of new users is relatively steady. Meanwhile, Latin America is still in its early stages, and as smartphone penetration increases, more and more people are gaining access to crypto assets.

Geopolitically and economically, Latin America seems likely to become an important key to future cryptocurrency growth. Looking at how things are playing out in this region, it’s clear that the potential of blockchain technology is still immense.