15 African nations to launch common currency, but not on blockchain
West African nations are working on a common currency, but it might need some help from blockchain technology.
West African nations are working on a common currency, but it might need some help from blockchain technology.
Paxful and AirTM both hope to expand their services with the new partnership, increasing access to cryptocurrency in new regions.
At a recent event, Markus Eichinger spelled out how cryptocurrency is changing African societies.
Paxful isn’t content to just be a successful crypto business in Africa, they want to help educate the people and grow the industry through increased adoption.
A blockchain initiative has launched in Ghana to develop new talent, and Luno is upgrading its platform.
Africa has been riding the crypto wave throughout, even when the prospects weren’t so glamorous.
Students in Kenya are graduating from a blockchain school, and Ethiopia is ready to go with its new blockchain framework.
Serena Williams revealed a surprise crypto investment and Africa is encouraged to take its place as a crypto leader.
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Cryptocurrencies are helping millions of Africans find a cheaper and faster alternative to legacy money transfer services, although Africans are using cryptos more for trading and speculative reasons.
Startups are taking initiatives to help Africans send and receive money at the lowest possible cost.
Cryptocurrency exchange Paxful is in hot water in Nigeria after crypto traders in the country claimed the firm has been closing down their accounts illegally.