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If you knew what happens behind the scenes at Latin American banks, you wouldn't trust them with your money. I didn't say that, it's Gabriel Amorocho's, a Bitcoiner from Cali, Colombia, who spent years inside the fintech and banking industry across LatAm before going all-in on Bitcoin. We talked about what fractional reserve actually looks like from the inside, the lessons El Salvador's Bitcoin rollout taught the region, and the ambitious project he's building, a circular economy app targeting unbanked merchants at a farmers market in Cali, with plans to expand to isolated Pacific coast communities using Bitcoin. We also got into Colombia's and Mexico's political climate, why Bitcoiners there stay private, and what it really takes to start a company in LatAm. 00:49 11 years in Bitcoin, from speculation to conviction 01:07 Working inside LatAm banks, fractional reserve, and operational risk in practice 04:32 Are some LatAm countries worse than others? 07:43 Being a Bitcoiner while working at a bank 10:04 El Salvador's Bitcoin adoption, what worked and what didn't 12:15 Lessons from the Chivo wallet failure 15:07 Should Bitcoin adoption be government-led or left to the free market? 17:51 Why El Salvador has the best regulatory framework for Bitcoin companies 19:17 Introducing Personal Project 21:48 Launching at a Bitcoinfarmers market in Cali 26:55 The chicken-and-egg problem of Bitcoin circular economies 33:03 The Bitcoin community in Colombia, growing but private 37:35 Mentoring high-net-worth individuals and family offices into Bitcoin 39:49 Colombia's political climate and how it's driving capital out of the country 47:19 How easy is it to start a Bitcoin company in Colombia? 57:16 Where to follow Gabriel and get in touch Follow Gabriel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielamorocho/ Follow Gabriel on X: https://x.com/gamorocho Follow Maciej Cepnik on X: @CepnikMaciej Follow Aureo on X: @AureoBitcoin Buy Bitcoin in Mexico: aureobitcoin.com Subscribe so you don’t miss upcoming episodes featuring incredible Bitcoin and Latin American entrepreneurs.