>As a result, BTC and ETH are not so common for daily use in Argentina. Stablecoins such as USD-T, USD-C, and TRON are a more popular solution because they are pegged to a more stable currency (usually, USD).
Interesting. So in this case, cryptocurrency is sort of used as a loophole to give people access to the US Dollar? The article seems to suggest that users prefer low-fee stable-coins over the conventional currencies. But it seems like it's only a matter of time before the government cracks down on these sort of transactions, especially given their public and centralized nature, no?