Within the framework of LABITCONF 2025, held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the debate on the future of money once again gained attention. CriptoNoticias spoke exclusively with André Sprone. growth manager From the Mexican Exchange. The Brazilian executive expressed a realistic and optimistic view of Bitcoin (BTC) and believed that its integration compared to traditional systems is only a matter of time.
For Sprone, the adoption of Bitcoin has ceased to be a distant promise and has become a concrete reality in the everyday economy. Regarding the fate of the currency created by Satoshi Nakamoto, he stressed that it is “inevitable that the currency will become a global reserve.”
Its main arguments are: Structural weaknesses in central bank-issued currencies in the face of digital scarcity. “I've been saying[Bitcoin]is the future, but it's no longer the future, because it's the present,” Sprown said at the conference, noting the number of companies that have already integrated payment solutions.
According to the young businessman's vision, “As fiat currencies will continue to decline in value, it is inevitable that Bitcoin will be appreciated as a logical counterpart.”
Bitcoin has macroeconomic brakes
When asked about market sentiment and recent price corrections that are creating uncertainty in some sectors, Sprown asserted: to see the big picture. Although he acknowledged that “as Bitcoin prices fall, trading volumes will also fall,” he attributed this situation to factors exogenous to the digital asset ecosystem.
“We are currently in a very delicate situation in the world, both economically and politically, with wars and instability in the world,” he explained.
For specialists, The industry's fundamental optimism remains intactHowever, he warned that “the global economic and macroeconomic situation needs to be resolved sooner and the path for the yen to continue to appreciate becomes clearer.”
Each investor is different from other investors
One of the most interesting points of the interview was the distinction Sprone made about the Latin American market.
Far from generalizing, the Mexican representative explained: Each investor has their own characteristics. And investors from the same country tend to share certain characteristics.
“Argentine investors are completely different from Brazilian investors,” he noted. «Argentina is a country that knows a lot about taxes. spread And about the price in dollars.
This economic reality requires trading platforms to refine their communications. Sprone said Argentines are “more qualified investors who want less trivial information” and demand accurate and specific data.
Bitcoin in the middle of a sea of tokens and cryptocurrencies
While MEXC is characterized by a highly diverse list of assets (more than 4,000 tokens according to company figures), Sprone revealed: Bitcoin maintains its differentiated position. This is not due to an arbitrary policy of the exchange; Dead weight of assets in the market.
Although the platform operationally treats all digital currencies equally, different conditions are tolerated depending on characteristics such as Bitcoin's volume and relative stability.
“For example, in futures trading, there is a lot of leverage against Bitcoin,” he elaborated, revealing: That's because it's a more stable currency. And also about “Bitcoin's role in the ecosystem, rather than purely MEXC's efforts.''
When asked about competition between platforms, Sprone dismissed the idea of saturation. “This is a very large market,” he asserted, indicating that his company's strategy focuses on low fees and a wide range of offers to attract users in a competitive environment.
According to MEXC, what will happen to virtual currencies in 2026?
Looking to the future in 2026, Sprown predicts: Stablecoin (stable coin) remains basicfunctions as the system infrastructure, while new trends continue to develop.
“Bitcoin's rise is likely to continue,” he predicted, adding that he also expected technological innovation.
Finally, the executive confessed that he arrived at the ecosystem driven by libertarian ideals and a fascination with markets that “work 24/7,” leaving a clear message about financial education. “Cryptocurrency will effectively change the world,” he saidadding, “The one who starts early will be the first.”
