Bolivia is evaluating whether to integrate Tether’s USDt into its national payments system, a move that could make the country one of Latin America’s most significant test cases for stablecoin use in everyday finance. Economy and Public Finance Minister Jose Gabriel Espinoza said Monday that the government is reviewing a regulatory framework that would allow USDT to circulate “as just another currency,” alongside the boliviano and the US dollar. The plan remains under assessment, but if adopted, it would recognize USDT for payments, savings, and trade rather than limiting dollar-linked transactions to cash or ... (full story)