Latin America's cryptocurrency user base grew at a rate three times faster than the United States in 2025, according to a report by Argentine platform Lemon. The region received over $730 billion in digital assets last year, marking a 60% increase and accounting for approximately 10% of the global total. Brazil led in crypto asset inflows with over $318.8 billion annually, while Argentina had the highest per capita monthly active users, representing about 12% of its population and over a quarter of the region's crypto activity. The report highlights the critical role of stablecoins in the region's crypto adoption, particularly in high-inflation countries like Argentina and Venezuela, where they are used for value storage and hedging. In more stable economies such as Peru and Colombia, stablecoins are primarily used to enhance financial efficiency and returns.