Franklin Peters said he spent $75,000 bringing 11 international crypto figures to Nigeria for Blockchain Vibes in 2022, recalling the effort while speaking about the ongoing dispute between Tola Joseph and Tony.
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Franklin Peters said he spent $75,000 bringing 11 international crypto figures to Nigeria for Blockchain Vibes in 2022, recalling the effort while speaking about the ongoing dispute between Tola Joseph and Tony.
South Africa’s Lengau supercomputer has faced a crypto-mining attack, exposing security concerns around the ageing system as the…
Binance has restricted transactions involving A7 Nigeria, A7 Africa and PilotFinance Ltd, three crypto platforms linked to Nigeria,…
The dispute between Nigerian Web3 figures Tola Joseph and Tony Nwabishop has moved onto X, with competing accounts over a vehicle, their longstanding relationship and other financial allegations.
Olaoluwa Samuel-Biyi, co-founder of Busha, says Africa’s crypto industry is moving toward a future where trust, regulation, stablecoins and tokenized assets become increasingly important to financial infrastructure.
Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a ₦30 million registration fee and ₦2 billion minimum capital…
Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is seeking greater access to transaction data from crypto firms as it…
Africa Bitcoin Corporation CEO Warren Wheatley explains why the company is using Bitcoin as collateral to access cheaper global capital and expand lending to African SMEs.
The Lagos conference brought together blockchain companies, founders, lawyers and community leaders, while its inaugural awards recognised organisations and individuals shaping Nigeria’s digital asset ecosystem.
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