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đ Kenya Union Adds Bitcoin to Its Balanceđ
A Kenyan union has incorporated Bitcoin into its balance, according to Bitcoin Magazine. This action reflects the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies in Africa, highlighting the continent's commitment to digital assets. What impact do you think this adoption will have on the economy and finance of the region? đ€đđ°
#Bitcoin #Criptomonedas #Africa $BTC
A Kenyan union has incorporated Bitcoin into its balance, according to Bitcoin Magazine. This action reflects the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies in Africa, highlighting the continent's commitment to digital assets. What impact do you think this adoption will have on the economy and finance of the region? đ€đđ°
#Bitcoin #Criptomonedas #Africa $BTC
The Venom Foundation and Kenyan Government join forces to transform Africa's blockchain landscape by establishing a dynamic blockchain hub in Africa.
#Africa #blockchain #Web3 #venom #kenya
https://blockchainreporter.net/venom-partners-with-kenyan-government-to-establish-groundbreaking-blockchain-hub/
#Africa #blockchain #Web3 #venom #kenya
https://blockchainreporter.net/venom-partners-with-kenyan-government-to-establish-groundbreaking-blockchain-hub/
Wiley Stickrath l75i:
hey Binance list venom 18march
Binance is opening the doors to the digital future for 500 talented young individuals from Sub-Saharan Africa through scholarships in blockchain and cryptocurrency training.
This unique program provides essential skills to build careers in a fast-growing sector. Itâs an opportunity to become a driver of change and shape the continentâs digital future.
Apply now and be part of tomorrowâs leaders!
PS: Ask me in the comment for the link
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This unique program provides essential skills to build careers in a fast-growing sector. Itâs an opportunity to become a driver of change and shape the continentâs digital future.
Apply now and be part of tomorrowâs leaders!
PS: Ask me in the comment for the link
#BinanceAcademy #blockchaintechnolo #Africa
âȘïžVenom Foundation seeks to empower African communities, create a bridge between traditional finance and trade with the web3 world.
#venom #africa #web3 #crypto2023 #crypto
#venom #africa #web3 #crypto2023 #crypto
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and be a friend of Web3 wallet đ
Twitter @ntuthukonxumal6
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HELLO #burundi #eastafrican #africa enjoy the knowlage about crypto curruncy in africa, east africa and burundi #binance @binance
As observed, the black market is declining as more USD supply enters the market. To completely stabilize the market, the NBE should lift some restrictions, such as granting USD access not only to travelers but also to locals and raising the current limits. This would eliminate the need for people to turn to the black market instead of banks.
#Ethiopia #BinanceETH #MarketDownturn #Ethiopian #Africa
#Ethiopia #BinanceETH #MarketDownturn #Ethiopian #Africa
Yellow Card, Lightspark Partner to Bring Instant Bitcoin Transfers to Africa
Yellow Card, an African stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to integrate Universal Money Addresses (UMA) into its services.
Yellow Card Connects African Businesses to UMA Network
Yellow Card, the Africa-focused stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to connect businesses in 20 African countries to the Universal Money Address (UMA) network.
According to Lightspark, this collaboration provides African businesses and consumers with access to fast, open cross-border payments in both crypto and fiat currencies.
As per the statement, Yellow Card plans to offer UMA to businesses across the African continent. By making UMA available to African businesses and consumers, the stablecoin platform will potentially connect them to millions of other companies and people globally.
The announcement of this latest collaboration caps a successful year for Yellow Card, which has been expanding its presence in Africa.
Besides entering into strategic partnerships with prominent companies in the digital asset space, Yellow Card also secured $33 million in Series C funding during the year. This capital raise brought the stablecoin platformâs equity financing to $85 million.
Remarking on the stablecoin platformâs latest collaboration announcement, Justin Poiroux, chief technology officer at Yellow Card, said:
Africa is the crypto continent, and weâre excited to partner with Lightspark to continue our mission of providing financial freedom and easy access to digital assets for people across Africa.
Kevin Hurley, co-founder and CTO at Lightspark said the collaboration enables instant, low-cost bitcoin transfers. âWeâre proud to support Yellow Card in bringing UMAs to their users,â Hurley said.
âThis integration will allow their customers to make instant, low-cost Bitcoin transfers, and weâre excited to be part of this journey as they continue to innovate.â
#Yellowcard #Africa #cryptomarket #Bitcoin #CryptoNews
Yellow Card, an African stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to integrate Universal Money Addresses (UMA) into its services.
Yellow Card Connects African Businesses to UMA Network
Yellow Card, the Africa-focused stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to connect businesses in 20 African countries to the Universal Money Address (UMA) network.
According to Lightspark, this collaboration provides African businesses and consumers with access to fast, open cross-border payments in both crypto and fiat currencies.
As per the statement, Yellow Card plans to offer UMA to businesses across the African continent. By making UMA available to African businesses and consumers, the stablecoin platform will potentially connect them to millions of other companies and people globally.
The announcement of this latest collaboration caps a successful year for Yellow Card, which has been expanding its presence in Africa.
Besides entering into strategic partnerships with prominent companies in the digital asset space, Yellow Card also secured $33 million in Series C funding during the year. This capital raise brought the stablecoin platformâs equity financing to $85 million.
Remarking on the stablecoin platformâs latest collaboration announcement, Justin Poiroux, chief technology officer at Yellow Card, said:
Africa is the crypto continent, and weâre excited to partner with Lightspark to continue our mission of providing financial freedom and easy access to digital assets for people across Africa.
Kevin Hurley, co-founder and CTO at Lightspark said the collaboration enables instant, low-cost bitcoin transfers. âWeâre proud to support Yellow Card in bringing UMAs to their users,â Hurley said.
âThis integration will allow their customers to make instant, low-cost Bitcoin transfers, and weâre excited to be part of this journey as they continue to innovate.â
#Yellowcard #Africa #cryptomarket #Bitcoin #CryptoNews
Yellow Card, Lightspark Partner to Bring Instant Bitcoin Transfers to Africa
Yellow Card, Lightspark Partner to Bring Instant Bitcoin Transfers to Africa
Yellow Card, an African stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to integrate Universal Money Addresses (UMA) into its services.
Yellow Card Connects African Businesses to UMA Network
Yellow Card, the Africa-focused stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to connect businesses in 20 African countries to the Universal Money Address (UMA) network.
According to Lightspark, this collaboration provides African businesses and consumers with access to fast, open cross-border payments in both crypto and fiat currencies.
As per the statement, Yellow Card plans to offer UMA to businesses across the African continent. By making UMA available to African businesses and consumers, the stablecoin platform will potentially connect them to millions of other companies and people globally.
The announcement of this latest collaboration caps a successful year for Yellow Card, which has been expanding its presence in Africa.
Besides entering into strategic partnerships with prominent companies in the digital asset space, Yellow Card also secured $33 million in Series C funding during the year. This capital raise brought the stablecoin platformâs equity financing to $85 million.
Remarking on the stablecoin platformâs latest collaboration announcement, Justin Poiroux, chief technology officer at Yellow Card, said:
Africa is the crypto continent, and weâre excited to partner with Lightspark to continue our mission of providing financial freedom and easy access to digital assets for people across Africa.
Kevin Hurley, co-founder and CTO at Lightspark said the collaboration enables instant, low-cost bitcoin transfers. âWeâre proud to support Yellow Card in bringing UMAs to their users,â Hurley said. âThis integration will allow their customers to make instant, low-cost Bitcoin transfers, and weâre excited to be part of this journey as they continue to innovate.â
#Yellowcard #Africa #cryptomarket #Bitcoin #CryptoNews
Yellow Card, an African stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to integrate Universal Money Addresses (UMA) into its services.
Yellow Card Connects African Businesses to UMA Network
Yellow Card, the Africa-focused stablecoin platform, has partnered with Lightspark to connect businesses in 20 African countries to the Universal Money Address (UMA) network.
According to Lightspark, this collaboration provides African businesses and consumers with access to fast, open cross-border payments in both crypto and fiat currencies.
As per the statement, Yellow Card plans to offer UMA to businesses across the African continent. By making UMA available to African businesses and consumers, the stablecoin platform will potentially connect them to millions of other companies and people globally.
The announcement of this latest collaboration caps a successful year for Yellow Card, which has been expanding its presence in Africa.
Besides entering into strategic partnerships with prominent companies in the digital asset space, Yellow Card also secured $33 million in Series C funding during the year. This capital raise brought the stablecoin platformâs equity financing to $85 million.
Remarking on the stablecoin platformâs latest collaboration announcement, Justin Poiroux, chief technology officer at Yellow Card, said:
Africa is the crypto continent, and weâre excited to partner with Lightspark to continue our mission of providing financial freedom and easy access to digital assets for people across Africa.
Kevin Hurley, co-founder and CTO at Lightspark said the collaboration enables instant, low-cost bitcoin transfers. âWeâre proud to support Yellow Card in bringing UMAs to their users,â Hurley said. âThis integration will allow their customers to make instant, low-cost Bitcoin transfers, and weâre excited to be part of this journey as they continue to innovate.â
#Yellowcard #Africa #cryptomarket #Bitcoin #CryptoNews