Stablecoins Get Their First Big Latin American Stage as BitGo, Ripple, Solana, Outset PR and Polygon Head to Mexico City Conference

Latin America has become one of the liveliest proving grounds for cryptocurrency. In Argentina, where inflation hit triple digits, millions have turned to dollar-linked stablecoins to protect their savings. In Venezuela, stablecoins have become a workaround for currency restrictions. And in Brazil and Mexico, a wave of fintech startups is pushing crypto into mainstream financial services.

This backdrop makes  Mexico City an ideal venue for Stablecoin Conference 2025, taking place on August 27–28 at the World Trade Center. It’s the first large-scale event in the region focused solely on stablecoins—the digital assets pegged to fiat currencies that many see as crypto’s most practical use case.

The conference is organized by Bitso, Latin America’s largest crypto exchange and a key player in the region’s fintech ecosystem. The guest list underscores the event’s weight: participation from BitGo, Ripple, Bridge, Polygon, Solana, Arbitrum, and other global heavyweights places the Stablecoin Conference on the crypto world’s calendar.

The Side Events That Matter

Big crypto conferences often make headlines with keynote speeches, but much of the real action happens in smaller, closed-door gatherings. On August 27, BitGo will host a VIP event with Outset PR as a co-host.

The exclusive gathering is set to bring together entrepreneurs, investors, and builders of Latin America and beyond. Outset PR will also share data from its LATAM Crypto Media Report, an internal study mapping the shifting influence of regional outlets. The report is meant to address a growing blind spot in crypto PR. Many brands entering Latin America rely on pre-packaged deals that promise media coverage but obscure how traffic and influence are actually distributed.

For Outset PR, a communications agency focused on Web3, it’s an opportunity to position itself not only as a PR shop but as a provider of insights into the stories driving adoption. For BitGo, the digital assets infrastructure company, the event provides a platform to highlight its presence in LatAm and other markets where stablecoins are increasingly seen as essential financial tools.

Why Stablecoins, Why Now

Stablecoins have been part of the crypto toolkit for nearly a decade, but their relevance in Latin America has accelerated. When local currencies swing wildly, stablecoins offer something close to predictability. They’re increasingly used for remittances, cross-border payments, and even everyday commerce, as merchants warm to the idea of faster, cheaper transactions without the friction of traditional banks.

The conference agenda mirrors these realities. Panels will dig into regulation—still a patchwork across Latin America—along with adoption by businesses and the role of stablecoins in financial inclusion. Sponsors range from Circle to Visa to Solana, a lineup that signals just how seriously global players are taking the region.

Mexico as a Stage

Hosting the event in Mexico City is no accident. The country has become a hub for fintech innovation and sits at the crossroads of remittance flows between the U.S. and Latin America—a sector worth over $150 billion annually. With so much at stake, the choice of Mexico for the first stablecoin-focused regional conference underscores the country’s rising influence in digital finance.

What to Watch

Stablecoin Conference 2025 arrives at a time when Latin America is moving from early adoption to broader integration. Whether the discussion is about inflation protection, financial inclusion, or regulatory frameworks, the outcomes will shape how stablecoins function across the region.

And while the conference will feature headline panels and high-profile sponsors, the smaller gatherings may prove just as pivotal. With BitGo and Outset PR bringing together industry leaders and adding fresh insight from regional media analysis, the event highlights how Latin America is adopting global crypto trends.

Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.