Latin America has become one of the world’s most dynamic testing grounds for cryptocurrency. The region’s mix of economic instability, high remittance flows, rapid fintech growth, and large unbanked populations makes stablecoins less of an experiment and more of a practical tool.
That makes Mexico City a fitting location for Stablecoin Conference 2025, taking place on August 27–28 at the World Trade Center. Organized by Bitso, the region’s largest exchange, the event is the first in Latin America focused entirely on stablecoins. The lineup includes big crypto names—Ripple, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Binance, BitGo—alongside traditional finance giants such as PayPal.
The Side Event Worth Watching
Large conferences usually make headlines for keynotes, but the most meaningful conversations often happen at smaller gatherings. On August 27, BitGo and Outset PR will co-host a VIP event alongside the main conference.
The gathering will bring together founders, investors, and builders from across the region. Outset PR will also present findings from its LATAM Crypto Media Report, a study on how influence and readership are actually distributed among regional outlets. For crypto companies entering Latin America, that data matters. Too often, brands rely on generic media deals that don’t reflect which publications really drive awareness.
For Outset PR, it’s a way to show its role extends beyond communications—it’s also providing insight into how narratives shape adoption. For BitGo, the event underscores its presence in a region where stablecoins are becoming part of the financial infrastructure.
What to Watch
Stablecoins are often described as crypto’s most practical use case, and the agenda reflects that:
- Headline panels will explore how regulation is developing across Latin America, how businesses are adopting stablecoins, and what role they might play in expanding financial inclusion.
- Global sponsors, from Circle to Visa, show the weight global finance is putting behind stablecoins in the region.
- Side events, such as the BitGo + Outset PR gathering, could shape partnerships and narratives that influence how stablecoins roll out across Latin America.
The timing matters as well. Latin America has shifted from being an early adopter to a region where stablecoins are moving toward broad integration. The remittance flows from the U.S. to Latin America have achieved an estimated $150 billion last year, so the region is now central to the global conversation about stablecoins.
The Stablecoin Conference reflects how deeply stablecoins are embedding themselves into Latin American economies. As the spotlight turns to Mexico City, the question is not whether stablecoins matter, but how quickly they will reshape financial life in Latin America and who will lead that transformation.
Closing Thoughts
The Stablecoin Conference highlights how far Latin America has come in adopting stablecoins and how much influence the region may have in shaping their future. What was once a region seen mainly as an “emerging market” for crypto is now one of the most active laboratories for real-world stablecoin use. From remittances to daily commerce, stablecoins are moving beyond speculation and into everyday finance.
