About
For most of the last decade, African crypto coverage was written by people who either owned the assets or hated them: price stories, scam stories, and the occasional profile of a founder who had made money. Very little of it explained what the technology was actually being used for.
Nwosu has the crypto, blockchain and Web3 beat at TechCabal and treats it as a business beat. In one month of his byline, he has covered Daya's stablecoin neobank, Roqqu's efforts to tokenise US stocks, and Flutterwave's multi-rail stablecoin ambitions.
Not all of those are trading stories, and this difference decides whether a regulator or the layman understands the utility of stablecoins as a payment rail rather than a speculative asset — and whether founders building in this space can have their work written about credibly.
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