Ndwaru Senior

Crypto regulation: can African governments find unity of purpose in CBDCs?

Individual African countries cannot devise a worldwide plan to foresee the growth of private transnational digital currencies amidst crypto regulation needs because of their small economies.

Debunking Bitcoin’s volatility amidst the recent decline

With little historical background compared to more traditional investments, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies qualify as riskier assets due to their volatility.

Crypto and blockchain can lead the world to environmental sustainability

As an emerging technology, blockchain has attracted the attention of a wide range of organizations, including energy corporations, startups, technology developers, financial institutions, and...

Decentralized finance: Redefining financial transactions in the digital economy

In contrast to the traditional financial system, DeFi gives individuals greater control over their assets and the ability to choose how to invest them without relying on an intermediary.

Blockchain and the metaverse: A symbiotic relationship with unending possibilities

Even though many metaverse sites provide free accounts, anyone buying or selling virtual goods on blockchain-based platforms must utilize cryptocurrency.

The addition of M-Pesa to Binance creates excellent possibilities for crypto trading

Users can now seamlessly convert fiat currency for cryptocurrencies in their peer-to-peer transactions thanks to the incorporation of M-Pesa, which is protected by escrow service.

Africa: A closer look into Web3’s evolutionary transition into the digital economy

Web3 refers to the concept that the future generation of the internet will be constructed on decentralized blockchain technology, giving people more power over their data.

Cryptocurrency: digital assets no longer viewed as a hedge against inflation

One of cryptocurrency’s key charms is its invulnerability to inflation, which has been advertised as a hedge against inflation in central bank currencies.

Blockchain: A pathway towards sustainable development in Africa

Access to inexpensive financial services enabled by blockchain technology has become a driving force for economic growth and sustainability.

Africa: Redefining financial inclusion through decentralized finance (DeFi)

Through varied financial services, open transactions, and accessibility via a permissionless network, DeFi appears to reverse inequality and effectively increase financial inclusion across the board.

Lack of education hampering crypto adoption and acceptance in Africa

The absence of cryptocurrency and blockchain knowledge in Africa is causing the continent to fall behind schedule.

Blockchain critical value in Africa’s free trade area implementation

The historic AfCFTA agreement has created the world's largest free trade zone by the number of nations that have signed on. Across 55 nations, it links 1.3 billion people and generates US $3.4 trillion in the total gross domestic product (GDP).

African blockchain startups crucial for the budding digital economy

Throughout 2021, a total of $127 million was raised, accounting for 0.5 per cent of total worldwide blockchain fundraising. The majority of the venture money (96 per cent) went to South Africa, Nigeria, Seychelles, and Kenya. Fintech companies received $67 million (53 percent) of total blockchain financing, while exchanges received $34 million (26 per cent).

Cryptocurrency offers hope for Africa’s economic resurgence

The potential of blockchain to produce and transfer value in society through cryptocurrencies will result in a generational transition in the Internet's growth, from an Internet of Information to a new generation an Internet of Value.

South Africa sets the tone for proper crypto regulation in Africa

According to a working group study, daily crypto asset trading prices in South Africa "exceeded $145 million for the first time" in January 2021. The new restrictions are intended to increase transparency and reduce cryptocurrency usage for illegal purposes.

Kenya: KenGen readies to offer geothermal energy to bitcoin miners

Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC, KenGen, is ready to offer its surplus geothermal power to bitcoin mining companies to help them meet their high energy demands.