Bitcoin and stablecoins are increasingly being adopted as inflation hedges in high-inflation economies, according to Chainalysis' 2025 Geography of Cryptocurrency Report. The report highlights a 45% year-on-year increase in crypto inflows in Latin America, particularly in Brazil and Argentina, amounting to $412 billion. Countries with inflation rates exceeding 20%, such as Argentina (140%), Nigeria (30%), Turkey (65%), and Venezuela (100%), are seeing the fastest growth in crypto transaction volumes. Chainalysis notes that while stablecoins are popular for savings, payments, and remittances, Bitcoin's fixed supply and cross-border usability make it a preferred store of value in these unstable economies.