Bolivia’s incoming president, Rodrigo Paz, is poised to use blockchain technology to combat corruption in public procurement processes. As he assumes office on November 8th, Paz inherits an economy grappling with fuel shortages and limited access to US dollars, driving him to embrace innovative financial solutions. He has outlined two proposals for implementing blockchain solutions. The first will automate state purchasing decisions using blockchain and smart contracts, effectively eliminating human discretion and potentially reducing the chances of corruption. The second proposal would allow citizens to declare their cryptocurrency holdings into a new foreign-exchange stabilization fund, providing a legal pathway to report crypto assets while enabling the government to convert them into Bolivian currency during dollar scarcity. This approach prioritizes practical applications over ideological stances.