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    Uganda Crypto Market: Daniel Mulondo discusses stablecoins, blockchain regulation, and the future of digital assets during an exclusive CoinAfrica interview.
    Daniel Mulondo, General Secretary of the Uganda Blockchain Association, shares insights on Uganda's crypto market, stablecoins, regulation, and East Africa's growing blockchain ecosystem during an exclusive CoinAfrica One-on-One interview.
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    CoinAfrica One-on-One | Daniel Mulondo on Uganda’s Crypto Boom, Stablecoins & Regulation

    Louis DikeBy Louis DikeJune 30, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    In this episode of CoinAfrica One-on-One, Louis Dike sits down with Daniel Mulondo—Investment Strategist at Divinos Investment Group and General Secretary of the Uganda Blockchain Association—for an in-depth conversation on the future of the crypto market, blockchain, and digital assets in Uganda.

    Daniel shares why Uganda’s young population is accelerating crypto adoption, how regulators are preparing a digital asset framework, why stablecoins could reshape cross-border payments across East Africa, and what global exchanges still misunderstand about African markets.

    The discussion also explores Web3 startups, tokenization, AI, Kenya’s fintech leadership, compliance opportunities, and the policy changes needed for Uganda to become a leading blockchain innovation hub.

    If you’re building, investing, or simply following Africa’s digital asset economy, this conversation offers valuable insight into one of the continent’s fastest-growing crypto ecosystems.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction
    00:49 Meet Daniel Mulondo & Uganda Blockchain Association
    01:39 The real state of crypto adoption in Uganda
    05:54 What the world gets wrong about Uganda’s crypto market
    09:01 Uganda’s roadmap for crypto regulation
    11:57 Why stablecoins matter more than speculation
    16:14 Stablecoins and cross-border remittances in East Africa
    19:05 Why Uganda needs more Web3 startups
    23:54 Funding challenges facing blockchain founders
    28:23 Uganda vs Kenya: Who is leading East Africa?
    33:07 What Binance and global exchanges misunderstand about Africa
    38:39 What will onboard Uganda’s next million crypto users?
    43:40 Africa’s biggest overlooked blockchain opportunity
    48:30 Daniel’s message to Uganda’s policymakers
    53:04 Can Uganda become a blockchain innovation exporter?
    55:41 Final thoughts

    Key Topics

    • Uganda crypto adoption
    • Uganda Blockchain Association
    • Stablecoins in Africa
    • Bitcoin adoption
    • Crypto regulation in Uganda
    • Cross-border payments
    • Tokenization
    • Web3 startups
    • Binance Africa
    • Kenya vs Uganda fintech
    • Digital assets
    • Blockchain innovation
    • Crypto compliance
    • Africa fintech Innovation

    Read the Interview Q/A article here: Uganda’s Crypto Future Is Bigger Than Most People Realize: A Conversation with Daniel Mulondo

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    Louis Dike is the Publisher of Coinafrica, leveraging years of experience driving growth for global exchanges like Bybit, Bitget, and VTrader across Africa. A former Binance Tutor, he now channels his expertise into clear, insightful reporting that amplifies Africa’s voice in the global Web3 economy.

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