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.
Kastelo, a South African fintech and crypto arbitrage company founded by Democratic Alliance (DA) Federal Finance Chairperson Mark…
Yellow Card has moved away from the retail crypto exchange business and is now focused on stablecoin infrastructure…
Blockchain.com has been admitted into the Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme (ARIP) of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)…
Nigeria’s Central Bank has opened its regulatory sandbox to virtual asset firms for the first time under a…
African digital asset company KoinKoin is integrating KuCoin Institutional’s CaaS infrastructure and liquidity as crypto firms increasingly rely on global rails to expand local financial services.
The next phase of stablecoin adoption may not be about buying more digital dollars. It may be about spending them. Across Africa, wallets and fintechs are increasingly connecting stablecoin balances to Visa and Mastercard payment rails.
South Africa’s stablecoin market is giving policymakers a closer look at how digital currencies can affect emerging economies.…