Kaiko Research: Latam Crypto Traders Prefer Stablecoins Over Bitcoin
Kaiko, a leading cryptocurrency market data analytics firm, has found that cryptocurrency users in Latin America prefer stablecoins over bitcoin. In its most recent Latam market report, issued in June, Kaiko determined t...
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