Tag: blockchain startups

Nigeria’s Crypto Laws: CBN Revisits Laws to Fuel Transparency and Security in 2024

In December 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria removed the two-year restrictions on crypto transactions.  According to the rules, crypto providers can open...

The Soonami Ecosystem: Nurturing Web3 Ideas into Reality

In 2021, Sauer launched the Soonami ecosystem, a launchpad for teams and ideas to grow within the web3 space.  Soonami directly tokenizes potential...

Lightspeed Faction launches a $285 million crypto fund

Lightspeed Faction revealed its official $285 million crypto startup fund aimed to overhaul the interaction of Decentralized applications in today's market. The blockchain...

Transforming communication across Africa through decentralized internet

With sixty-six percent of the continent unbanked blockchain promises to play a critical role in the decentralization of finance in Africa Decentralized finance...

Bench-marking with the top three blockchain countries

In 2022, despite the horrendous crypto crash, experts valued the Global Web 3.0 Market at $3.34 billion. In June 2021, El Salvador became...

Cardano in Africa partners with Emurgo to support cross border payments

Adaverse Accelerator is a Cardano ecosystem accelerator aggregating entrepreneurs, strategies and mentors innovators. Emurgo is the official commercial arm and a founding entity...

Why African Blockchain startups need more incubators and accelerators

A blockchain incubator provides startups with the necessary space and resources to broaden their research. Blockchain accelerators offer the extra help that most...

Africa Blockchain Institute Hosts new program for blockchain developers

Africa Blockchain Institute, headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda, is an institute that has redefined blockchain education.  To aid in their endeavour, Africa Blockchain...

Blockchain technology and its frontier in 2022

Blockchain technology has enabled permissionless networks that anyone can use, creating the perfect environment to build economic incentives Blockchain developers fused blockchain technology...

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).
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