Binance hack: what the USDT freezes teach us about custody
Binance paused withdrawals after a hack while Tether and Circle froze billions. What happened and what it means for people who hold stablecoins.
The Vexo blog
Stablecoins as real money: guides with no hype and no unnecessary jargon.
HSBC launches RedCoin: what a bank-issued stablecoin means for you
HSBC launched RedCoin, a regulated Hong Kong dollar stablecoin. What it changes for stablecoin users in LATAM, and how it differs from self-custody.
Brazil restricts stablecoins in cross-border payments: what it means for you
Since October 1, Brazilian digital FX providers can't settle with crypto. We break down Resolution 561 and what it means for remittances and everyday users.
The OCC stablecoin rule: what it means for everyday USDT users
The US finalized the rule implementing the GENIUS Act. Here is what it says about stablecoin interest and why it matters if you hold digital dollars.
Stablecoins never sleep: 73% of transfers happen outside banking hours
A Coinbase and The Block report says stablecoins move over $400M an hour. What it shows, what it doesn't, and what it means for everyday users in LATAM.
Getting started in crypto without KYC: what you can (legally) do without documents
Crypto without KYC, honestly: what you can do with no ID (your own wallet, receiving, sending, P2P) and where you will be asked for documents.
USDT vs USDC: real differences and which one fits each use case
USDT vs USDC with no hype: who issues them, what backs them, which networks they run on, and which fits remittances, savings or getting paid.
What is gas in crypto and why do you pay to move your own money?
What gas is in crypto, why every blockchain charges a fee to move your money, which coin pays it, and how to skip buying TRX, POL or SOL.
How to pay 200 people with a single signature: batch transfers on BTC, LTC and DOGE
Send bitcoin to multiple addresses in one transaction: up to 200 payments, one signature, ~60-80% lower fees. How batching works and when to use it.