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Brian McGleenon

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Aug 24, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Brian McGleenon

    Stablecoins Made It Easier for LATAM Money to Leave. Can It Return? (opens the original)

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    $544. That is the average withdrawal on Argentine retail crypto rails such as Lemon Wallet. The median transfer is between $150 and $270—closer to rent money than a portfolio shift. That figure changes the familiar image of capital flight. Money once moved offshore through private bankers and complex accounts. Across Latin America, workers and small businesses can now do it from a phone. BeInCrypto Intelligence's 23-page report, The Exodus Economy, traced six routes money takes out of the region

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Brian McGleenon

    Latin Americans are Moving Into Digital Dollars. Are Their Funds Safe? (opens the original)

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    An Argentine who kept the equivalent of $10,000 in peso cash from 2016 to 2026 ended the decade with about $114 in US-dollar value. That nearly 99% loss explains why the dollar has entered everyday financial life across Latin America. Workers receive salaries in stablecoins, while businesses use digital dollars to collect revenue and pay foreign suppliers. The Exodus Economy, a new report from BeInCrypto Intelligence, describes this as bottom-up dollarization. People remain at home while more of

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Brian McGleenon

    How Stablecoins are Quietly Replacing Broken Banking Infrastructure (opens the original)

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    For years, the loudest crypto narratives centered on corporate treasuries adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, betting on price appreciation. Meanwhile, a quieter paradigm shift has been occurring with stablecoins. Stablecoins are fast becoming the actual rails upon which real-world money moves. This shift is more evident within the TON (The Open Network) ecosystem. With Telegram actively supporting the network as its largest validator and boasting a user base nearing one billion, the potenti

  4. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Brian McGleenon

    Is the RWA Boom an Illusion? Experts React to Tokenization’s Liquidity Gap (opens the original)

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    The tokenized real-world asset market has reached more than $60 billion, but most of that value remains concentrated, restricted, or inactive on-chain. BeInCrypto Intelligence's Real State of Tokenization in 2026 report, built with market data from RWA.xyz, tracked more than 7,000 products across 12 asset classes. It found that just 62 assets hold 88% of the market value, while five products account for roughly half. The activity gap is even sharper. Of 1,289 tokenized assets worth more than $10

  5. Article · Jul 3, 2026 · Brian McGleenon

    The Real State of Tokenization: Experts React to the RWA Market’s Liquidity Problem (opens the original)

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    A new BeInCrypto Intelligence report, built with market data from RWA.xyz and feedback from BeInCrypto's Expert Council, tracks roughly $60 billion in tokenized real-world assets across more than 7,000 products and 12 asset classes. The findings show a market that is growing, but still narrow. Just 62 assets hold 88% of total value. Five products account for roughly half the market: Figure HELOC, Circle USYC, Tether Gold, BlackRock BUIDL, and Justoken JMWH. The activity gap is just as stark. Acr

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