Since 2020, we have fully understood the scope of the revolution triggered by Satoshi Nakamoto’s publication of the Bitcoin whitepaper, which proposed the first implementation of Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) and cryptography. From that moment, innovative and decentralized business models based on Blockchain technology rather than traditional centralized structures began to emerge. This new era is known as the Web3 Revolution or the third evolution of the internet.

Additionally, Blockchain offers other significant advantages, such as the automation of processes through smart contracts, a new software version that allows previously coded agreements to be automatically executed. This considerably simplifies complex operations, like royalty payments or dividend distribution, which traditionally required several months to perfect, transforming them into fast, secure, and efficient transactions.

One of the most transformative features of this technology is its ability to create unique digital assets that, thanks to smart contracts and Blockchain’s consensus mechanisms, can reference underlying physical assets (Real World Assets, or RWA), such as inventories, real estate, artwork, intellectual property, among others, greatly enhancing the security of the ownership of these referenced assets and facilitating their management, transfer, and traceability.

As pioneers in technological development applied to accounting, tax, and business management practices, we envision a future where Blockchain and other emerging technologies form the backbone of business operations and compliance with Tax Authorities. In this future, transparency, integrity, security, digitalization, and automation will be the fundamental pillars supporting the evolution and continuity of businesses in Mexico and Latin America.