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Only 15% of Nigerians trust others, compared to China's 60%. For stablecoins to gain adoption in Africa, trust and attestations are crucial.
Nigeria's first local stablecoin, cNGN, is growing at 77% MoM, unlike eNaira, and has surpassed $15M in TTV. What is propelling cNGN's growth?
Yellow Card, which has processed over $6B in six years, is shutting down its consumer app in favour of its B2B infrastructure business.
Nigerian crypto exchanges are all starting to look less like Coinbase and more like Robinhood. Blockchain.com seals the trend at this time.
The crypto market suffered $9.4B in liquidations within 24 hours as Bitcoin and Ethereum prices plunged. Analysts call it the largest single-day crash ever.
Nigeria's SEC DG, Dr Agama, warns via a new paper that stablecoins' duality could either suppress innovation or inadequately address risks.
Oneremit uses a blend of modern technology and old-school relationship banking to differentiate itself in Africa's cross-border payment space.
Kenyan fintech HoneyCoin taps stablecoins and global funding to simplify cross-border payments.
Zepz to integrate stablecoins like USDC into its remittance infrastructure. Here's how this shift may reshape cross-border money movement.
“We realised there’s a much larger opportunity to solve a global problem,” said Abraham Ojes, co-founder of Collect Africa.
When Bitcoin holders who've stayed quiet since 2009 suddenly move billions, what does this mean?
Central African Republic confirms June 21 launch for its "controversial" land tokenisation project using the $CAR memecoin.
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