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Given these actions, one cannot rule out that global authorities are preparing to confront the industry through legal and regulatory means. And if some of these companies lose their battles with the securities regulator, this could negatively affect cryptocurrency prices. As such, no one should be cracking open the Champagne just yet. Yes, prices have recovered to some extent in the past few weeks, but with the global economy still mostly slowing down its decline rather than showing real strength, it would be just too premature to conclude that the 2022 crypto bear market has ended.

So far, only a small portion of the population represents crypto adoption in Africa. If this trend continues, Africa is poised to be the next frontier of cryptocurrency adoption. Comparing the number of cryptocurrency owners against the country’s entire population across leading markets on the continent reveals that only 8.52 per cent of Kenya’s population is actively involved in crypto trading. South Africa, Nigeria, and Ghana follow closely at 7.11, 6.31, and 3.01 per cent, respectively. Consequently, many people remain curious to know how the crypto industry has transformed the payment landscape in Africa and the factors that have influenced the growth of crypto trading across Africa, even ahead of leading global markets.

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