#美联储重启降息步伐 🔥 Major Move in Argentina: Banks to Offer Crypto Services in 2026

Here's something interesting. According to reports, the Central Bank of Argentina is planning to lift the ban on banks providing cryptocurrency services in 2026. This means you'll be able to buy and sell digital assets directly from traditional banks, without any workaround. The new regulations could roll out as early as April next year.

The background behind this move is clear—current President Milei is a "Bitcoin diehard." He once said:

"Fiat currency bleeds people dry through inflation tax; Bitcoin is the antidote to the central bank scam, putting money back in private hands."

That sounds pretty radical, but in the context of a global crisis of confidence in central banks, this kind of rhetoric is gaining traction.

💭 The Crypto Landscape in Latin America is Changing

This is a significant step for Argentina. Right now, Brazil is the only Latin American country with a systematic crypto banking framework. El Salvador, while embracing Bitcoin enthusiastically, is still refining its regulations. Panama is open but lacks regulation. If Argentina really lifts the ban, it could motivate more Latin American countries to follow suit.

Plus, on the U.S. side, the banking sector is clearly easing its stance between 2025 and 2026. Giants like Bank of America and JPMorgan are beginning to embrace digital assets. So the industry widely sees 2026 as a watershed year for crypto.

📊 What Does This Mean for the Market?

In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has generally trended higher, with $BTC and $ETH especially active. If emerging markets like Argentina open up their policies, it means more retail and institutional investors can enter the market compliantly, boosting market depth and liquidity. This kind of policy-driven boost often supports the market for a while.

Other mainstream coins like $XRP are also rising with the trend, and market sentiment is indeed heating up.