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Sao Paulo fans can now buy home match tickets with Bitcoin (BTC), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and other digital assets.

Over 53 million Brazilian customers can now buy bitcoin through the country’s largest digital bank, Warren Buffett-backed Nubank.

Crypto adoption around the world is exploding, with Rio de Janeiro aiming to be at the forefront of Brazil's crypto revolution.

PicPay, the largest payments app in Brazil, is launching a cryptocurrency exchange where its 65 million users can learn about and buy bitcoin.

In partnership with Nasdaq and BitGo, XP Inc. will offer bitcoin trading services leveraging cold storage custody solutions on a new platform.

Brazilian challenger bank Nubank has announced hitting one million crypto users in the country barely a month after launching the service. 

Picpay, a payments and wallet app, is now providing cryptocurrency services to more than 30 million users in Brazil.

The broker has 3.6 million users and its new trading platform developed in partnership with the Nasdaq can scale to support one million users for bitcoin trading.

Nubank said more than 1.8 million people have signed up for its crypto trading platform.

Binance opened two new offices in Brazil on Monday.

More Brazilian companies are adopting crypto as the country registered the highest number of institutional crypto ownership in August.

The city of Curitiba, in Brazil, is now studying the possibility of accepting cryptocurrency payments for taxes.

USDT, the world's largest stablecoin, will soon have widespread availability in South America’s largest economy.

Santander presented a project to use tokenization and the Brazilian digital real in order to facilitate property transactions.

Mercado Pago, the financial division of Mercado Libre, the Latam e-tail giant, has announced the launch of crypto trading services in Mexico.

Itaú, the biggest commercial bank in Latin America with $400 billion in assets under management, is to start offering crypto custody.

Revolut is making its first foray into Latin America, attempting to tap into Brazil's growing demand for crypto assets