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Argentina
Blockchain.com Cuts 25% of Its Workforce Amid Crypto Bear Market
The digital assets trading firm said it will shutter its Argentina-based offices and halt its expansion plans in several countries.

Argentinian Exchange Buenbit Launches Crypto Loans, Plans New Funding After Layoffs
Users of the platform will be able to withdraw up to $3,333 in nuARS, a stablecoin tied to the Argentinian peso, using MakerDAO’s DAI as collateral.

Argentinians Turn to Stablecoins Amid Economic, Political Uncertainty
Ripio Founder & CEO Sebastian Serrano discusses crypto adoption in Argentina amid high inflation in the country and why investors are showing increased interest in stablecoins.

Argentines Take Refuge in Stablecoins After Economy Minister Resignation
Major crypto exchanges reported consumers purchased up to three times as many stablecoins over the weekend as they usually do amid a growwing economic crisis.

Argentina's Customs Office Seizes $21M in Crypto Mining Equipment: Report
The case involves 2,233 Whatsminer machines that were improperly imported, according to the government.

This Buenos Aires Evangelist Offers Tours to Expound Bitcoin, Tourists Love It
After having his savings confiscated by Argentina twice, Jerónimo Ferrer discovered bitcoin. And he made his story into a tour with hundreds of visitors and high ratings.

Argentinian Crypto Exchange Buenbit Cuts 45% of Staff Due to Tech Industry Downturn
The company will focus on its current operations in Argentina, Mexico and Peru, and freeze previous plans to expand into other countries.

Argentina Was at the Cusp of a Crypto Boom. The Central Bank Had Other Plans
The local monetary authority surprised banks by banning them from offering crypto, but so far it's left local exchanges alone.

Argentina Bears Down on Crypto Miners Amid Power Shortage
Some registered companies saw a 400% increase in their electricity bills in March, while unregistered miners don't plan to stop using subsidized residential tariffs.
