Africa’s digital currency exchanges strong as ever despite the pandemic
Africa’s digital currency exchanges have continued to register constantly high trading volume despite the COVID-19 pandemic, with some even increasing users
Africa’s digital currency exchanges have continued to register constantly high trading volume despite the COVID-19 pandemic, with some even increasing users
South Africa’s iCE3 exchange is set to list BSV in May as the demand for the digital currency surges in the continent.
Centbee CEO Lorien Gamaroff talks radicalizing Bitcoin by becoming more traditional. Centbee focuses on providing value to clients in a traditional way.
South Africa believes blockchain could solve some of the ills facing the country such as corruption, and reduce its reliance on foreign products, creating jobs.
Located in South Africa, DeathByCoffee has been accepting BSV payments for some time now.
Africa has emerged as a crucial front for crypto and blockchain development, from leading in info gathering to pushing the CBDC quest to crypto in stock market.
South African financial regulator has lifted an earlier warning against Karatbars controversial KBC Coin, saying that its products don’t qualify as financial products.
The South African Reserve Bank is set to implement regulations to govern crypto in Q1 next year, completing a process started in 2014.
The move affects the largest crypto exchanges in South Africa, with the banks citing regulatory ambiguity.
Joburg is under attack from hackers who claim to have sensitive information and will release it if their ransom demands aren’t met.
South Africa-based crypto payment ecosystem company Centbee is developing a number of products for payment and remittance on the blockchain.
Centbee has continued to prove that BSV is the only crypto project that can solve the remittance challenges through real-time transactions and low fees.