Argentina's second-largest digital asset platform Lemon recently made a big move—launching the country's first Bitcoin-backed VISA card. What does this mean? Users can directly use their BTC as collateral to obtain peso financing, without the need for traditional bank accounts or credit history. Sounds like a new way to unlock Bitcoin's potential? The initial rules are simple: pledge 0.01 BTC (about $900) to get approximately 1 million pesos in credit limit. For investors optimistic about Bitcoin's future and in need of liquidity, this means both maintaining their digital asset positions and solving cash needs. This model also reflects the fact that demand for crypto assets in Latin America is indeed different—after all, the limitations of traditional financial penetration have created market gaps for such innovative products.