Across The American Border, Mexico Is Quietly Making Big Moves Towards Blockchain Adoption

The Mexican Congress approved a bill and recognized cryptocurrencies not as a currency, but as digital assets, similar to the shares of companies for which they established rules to prevent money laundering and corruption. The Central Bank of Mexico is responsible for monitoring cryptocurrency companies. Mexico was able to become one of the first countries in Latin America to regulate blockchain and cryptocurrencies. At the state level, the distribution of blockchain technology is taking place and for ordinary citizens this could not go unnoticed. There were several interesting projects launched by the Mexican government, which are currently still under development.