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Quick Take
  • The webinar opened with a macro-level framing: inflation gradually erodes purchasing power, especially when capital remains idle in local currency.
  • The core takeaway was simple: doing nothing is still a decision—and in inflationary environments, it often comes with a cost.
  • Bruno highlighted two priorities that shaped the discussion:
  • Preserving capital, rather than chasing aggressive returns

What Happened

The broader message: risk management starts before you invest, not after.

Market Context

BeInCrypto and EMCD hosted a joint educational webinar and live Q&A focused on a core challenge across Latin America: how to protect purchasing power when inflation and currency volatility make traditional saving strategies increasingly ineffective.

The session, titled “How to Safely Increase Your Capital Up to 14% Per Year,” featured Bruno Avanco (EMCD), Rafael del Castillo (EMCD) and Bryan Maturana (BeInCrypto), who combined product and legal perspectives to discuss risk management, diversification, and how users can evaluate crypto platforms more objectively.

The webinar opened with a macro-level framing: inflation gradually erodes purchasing power, especially when capital remains idle in local currency. Speakers emphasized that this dynamic is particularly visible in Latin America, where recurring devaluations have pushed many users to seek alternatives that may better preserve value over time.

Capital Preservation and Liquidity Come First

Preserving capital, rather than chasing aggressive returns

Maintaining liquidity, meaning the ability to access funds when needed

He contrasted liquid instruments with more illiquid options like real estate, arguing that liquidity becomes crucial during periods of uncertainty or rapid market shifts.

A key segment focused on how users can reduce risk in a market where unverified or opaque projects remain common.

Why It Matters

Rafael returned to practical verification signals:

Details

Inflation as the “Silent Tax” on Savings

The core takeaway was simple: doing nothing is still a decision—and in inflationary environments, it often comes with a cost.

Bruno highlighted two priorities that shaped the discussion:

Due Diligence Over Hype: How to Evaluate Platforms

A clear track record and operational history

Transparency around the product and team

Returns that look realistic, not exaggerated

Standard compliance measures (such as KYC/AML), presented as common practice across financial platforms

Coinhold Explained: Flexible vs. Fixed Approaches

In the second half, the discussion shifted to EMCD’s Coinhold and how it is positioned for users looking for more structured, low-maintenance approaches.

Bruno outlined two formats:

Flexible plan: lower rewards, with the ability to withdraw at any time

Fixed plan: higher rewards, with funds locked until the selected term ends (examples discussed included terms ranging from roughly one month up to a year)

Speakers also emphasized that returns are not guaranteed, describing them as estimates rather than certainty.