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According to a report by Bloomberg, Mercado Libre, Latin America’s largest e-commerce company, has entered the cryptocurrency market, allowing Brazilian users to use its digital wallet to buy, sell and hold cryptocurrency.

Marcos Galperín, co-founder and CEO of Mercado Libre, also forwarded the news on Twitter and said that starting this week, the company’s branch in Brazil, Mercado
Users of Livre and its fintech arm Mercado Pago will be able to buy, sell and hold cryptocurrencies. According to Mercado Libre’s third quarter financial report information, Mercado
Pago digital wallet has 16.8 million unique users.

Marcos
Galperín is a well-known supporter of Bitcoin. He has publicly disclosed many times in the past that he has invested in Bitcoin since 2013, and has also expressed various bullish views on the cryptocurrency ecosystem in Latin America. He even believes that Bitcoin More valuable than gold.

Mercado Libre said in a written statement that it will enter the Brazilian cryptocurrency market with a world-class custodian, but the statement did not specify which operator it will cooperate with to provide this service.

In fact, Mercado Libre has been hinting at offering cryptocurrency services in recent months. In August this year, company president Osvaldo
Gimenez said in an interview with Bloomberg that Bitcoin and Ethereum may set off a financial revolution.

Bloomberg Law reported on Monday that Mercado Pago Vice President Tulio
Oliveira said that this feature has been available for testing by a small number of Brazilian users since November and is expected to be opened to a wider range of users in the next few weeks, but it is not currently open to consumers directly on Mercado.
Cryptocurrencies are used for payments on Libre’s shopping platform.

In April this year, Mercado
Libre has just announced that it will accept Bitcoin payments, allowing users to purchase real estate through Bitcoin. Currently, the platform has 75 properties managed by 7 real estate companies and is suitable for real estate in major cities in Argentina and Uruguay. Specifically, the property will be priced in U.S. dollars, and prospective buyers can contact a real estate agent to agree on a conversion rate and then transact in Bitcoin.

The next month, the Nasdaq-listed company (US: MELI) disclosed that it had purchased $7.8 million in Bitcoin in the first quarter of this year, becoming the 36th listed company to hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet. Company, and the first major Latin American company to purchase Bitcoin as an asset allocation.