Africa’s crypto market is buzzing with regulatory developments this week. As of 3 October 2025, three major players — Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa — are setting the tone for the continent’s digital asset future.…
Circle Ventures becomes a limited partnerThe venture arm of USDC issuer Circle has become a limited partner in…
What’s Changing? Starting January 1, 2026, Nigeria will begin imposing income tax on profits from individual cryptocurrency transactions…
Rising Debate Around Local-Currency Stablecoins Across Africa, conversations are intensifying around the role of local-currency stablecoins as a…
South Africa’s $20 billion asset manager Sygnia has issued a warning to investors considering going “all in” on…
A High-Profile Crypto Scam Attempt Kenya’s crypto community was thrown into confusion this week after a post appeared…
What Happened See more related: South African Crypto Firm NTC Global Trade Liquidated Amid $27M Investor Losses Why…
Nigeria’s crypto ecosystem is showing strong resilience in 2025. New data estimates that around 25.86 million users are…
South Africa Publishes Draft CARF Regulations; Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework to Come Into Force March 2026
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has published draft regulations for the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), marking a…
Standard Chartered venture capital arm is reportedly raising a $250 million digital asset fund, aimed at tapping opportunities…
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