On August 20 and 21, Buenos Aires hosts the LATAM Digital Assets Conf: two days gathering banks, capital markets, fintechs, exchanges, regulators, investors and digital asset companies around an agenda dedicated to stablecoins, tokenization and regulation. An institutional conference, designed as the meeting point for those building the region's digital financial system, and Argentina's in particular.
The conference arrives at a turning point for the industry. The world's largest banks already operate onchain, and the major asset managers run tokenized funds worth billions of dollars. In the region, stablecoins are the engine of the movement: in Argentina they already account for more than 60% of crypto activity. And the public sector is keeping pace, with an official registry of virtual asset service providers and a tokenization regime in full expansion.
The tracks cover the fronts where the region is moving fastest: digital asset regulation, stablecoins, payments, tokenization and institutional DeFi, in a format that combines panels, working tables between institutional actors and a curated agenda across both days.
The speakers confirmed so far reflect that institutional character. From the public sector, national congressmen Martín Yeza and Buenos Aires legislator Darío Nieto. From banking and capital markets, Pablo Moauro (ADEBA), Gonzalo Pascual Merlo (BYMA Digital) and Rafael Soto (MODO). From fintech and payments, Gastón Irigoyen (Pomelo), Manuel Beaudroit (belo) and Julián Colombo (Bitso). In digital assets and stablecoins, Rafael D'Ambrosi (Twin), Eduardo Novillo Astrada (Agrotoken) and Borja Martel (Roxom). And from institutional infrastructure and investment, Sarina Gowland (Fireblocks), Kyle Rojas (Ethereum Foundation) and Hanna Schiuma (Lucero), among many others. The full list keeps being announced.
Registration is now open: