Confidently Crypto: From Bans to Blueprint - Africa’s Crypto Regulation Comes of Age (PT 3)
In this episode, Dr. Tonya M. Evans continues her Cooperative Economics of Crypto in Africa series and reveals how Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa went from crypto critics to joining the effort to lead globally in just 24 months. Discover how Africans are using text messages to send digital money without internet, how local startups are processing over a billion dollars in cross-border payments, and why government digital currencies are working alongside stablecoins to serve 1.4 billion people. From officially licensed crypto exchanges to payment apps that work on flip phones, Africa is showing the world how blockchain technology solves real problems beyond just trading and speculation.
Financially Speaking · Tonya Evans
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In this episode, Dr. Tonya M. Evans continues her Cooperative Economics of Crypto in Africa series and reveals how Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa went from crypto critics to joining the effort to lead globally in just 24 months. Discover how Africans are using text messages to send digital money without internet, how local startups are processing over a billion dollars in cross-border payments, and why government digital currencies are working alongside stablecoins to serve 1.4 billion people. From officially licensed crypto exchanges to payment apps that work on flip phones, Africa is showing the world how blockchain technology solves real problems beyond just trading and speculation.
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