Fact will be at @mmerge_io, one of Latam’s leading institutional events for cryptoassets and web3. Co-founder Fernanda Garanhani will join discussions on market infrastructure, regulation, stablecoins, and tokenized assets. See you in São Paulo, Mar 17–19.

Fact Finance will provide Proof of Reserves for BRLD, the stablecoin announced by @liqibr for institutional settlement and corporate treasury. BRLD is backed by government bonds and targets up to R$ 5B in transaction volume by 2026, signaling strong institutional demand.

Fact Finance is part of the Latam Stablecoins Report by @Ipoventures, adding Proof of Reserves to one of the region’s most relevant dashboards on stablecoins. A concrete step toward transparency and institutional trust. Thx @r0dtr! Explore the report at bit.ly/3KXHOHL

Proud to contribute data, use cases, and insights to the Brazil Tokenization Report 2025 — a comprehensive look at how regulation, finance, and blockchain are converging in the country. Thanks to Nexa Finance and Fintrender for driving the conversation.

Stablecoins were built on a simple premise: every token issued should be backed by an equivalent amount of real-world assets. If 100 million tokens represent dollars, then 100 million dollars must exist in reserve. But proving that is the hard part.

At Fact Finance, we focus on PoCR and PoIR. Our infrastructure connects onchain token issuance to offchain data sources, like custodial accounts, auditor reports, and regulatory filings.

After the collapse of FTX, the concept of Proof of Reserves (PoR) became central to discussions around security and transparency in digital assets. But not all PoRs are the same. According to the Digital Chamber, there are 3 key types based on context and risk.

Illicit activity is no longer the defining narrative of crypto. According to Chainalysis' Crypto Crime Mid-Year Update (2025), only 0.14% of all crypto transactions in 2024 were linked to illicit activity, down from 0.34% in 2023.

The Stablecoin Summer report (Goldman Sachs, Sept/25) shows that USD-pegged stablecoins still dominate, representing over 90% of total market cap. That dominance will continue, the USD remains the global settlement currency.

In the Stablecoin Summer report (Goldman Sachs, 2025), Berkeley professor Barry Eichengreen recalls a critical period in US financial history: the Free Banking Era.