Bolivian Central Bank Governor Edwin Rojas Ulo stated that the country is collaborating with international organizations to design a digital currency called "Virtual Bolivia" aimed at international settlements and saving foreign exchange reserves, particularly the US dollar. He pointed out that this measure will help modernize payment systems, especially in releasing reserve funds in cross-border payment scenarios. The detailed proposal regarding this digital currency is expected to be announced in August. In addition, since the Bolivian central bank allowed the use of bank accounts to purchase cryptocurrencies, the adoption of digital assets has doubled within three months. Meanwhile, due to a shortage of foreign exchange, Bolivia has also started using stablecoins as a substitute for the US dollar and exploring the possibility of paying for energy imports through cryptocurrency.