Topic: Will Africa be a good place for crypto? - page 19. (Read 3618 times)
I think it is justified, Africa has developed more than before. Over the past few years, the African economy has seen a marked shift. The educated people are more advanced in the manufacturing business, derived from the economy of South Africa. Now, putting bitcoin / altcoin into Africa will be a very good time for Africa to progress more in the investment and development of Africa. They will consider bitcoin / altcoin as cash using it as necessity. Crypto will be safer and more convenient to develop on this continent.
For god's sake, there are countries there where the illiteracy rate is above 60%!!! , we should talk about adopting an ABC not BTC.
I am interested in the statement that you have said ‘We should talk about adopting an ABC not BTC 'because it must really happen. Bitcoin is different from fiat currencies, barter systems and other transaction tools. Everyone must have at least a knowledge to read because bitcoin is related to technology. In contrast to fiat currencies that one can use easily because even more, crazy people can use fiat currencies well.The most important factor for advancing a person's economy or even a country is not from a currency or their efforts to get money but the most important factor is knowledge, and how to find that knowledge one must have the ability to read and write.
I think it's true that Africa is the only good place for crypto because it is also encouraged by its citizens who use the dollar or yen more than their own currency. This makes crypto as one of their alternatives to carry out various transactions.
Well, you're right, maybe it will also improve the quality of bitcoin. Well, I also hope that Africa is the first place to actually use bitcoin as a tool that helps their economy. can't wait to see that. 
I think it's true that Africa is the only good place for crypto because it is also encouraged by its citizens who use the dollar or yen more than their own currency. This makes crypto as one of their alternatives to carry out various transactions.
this matter cannot be separated from the government itself which recognizes bitcoin and legalizing support like this is very important. this will help the economy and welcome the crypto currency as a safe and fast payment method
The success of digital wallets in the African continent was really great and based on what I've read on news articles about it, it really helped the economy and the businesses when it all started years ago.
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
It will be a difficult thing to answer today, because the African continent do not have a good economy. Majority of the people there are poor. So that it is better if they have the goal of earning money first. Then they can invest in bitcoin and with this we can say that this is the perfect time for the bitcoin to become the currency.
gadgets and so on, most Africans may not have that? so it takes a very long process for this..
I am believe africa continent will be more advance than right now and maybe more advance than others continent in the future. Its depend on internet infrastructure, i am believe if infrastructure getting better, more people can access cryptocurrency and maybe they can start using crypto as their new currency and using it in merchant
Honestly, I don’t know what the current situation is about cryptocurrency in Africa, but I know some startups that are being implemented on this continent. It seems to me that this is the best continent for mining cryptocurrencies.(Of course, in conjunction with alternative energy sources).
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That video you shared really got me and just could not stop laughing when relating the video to the fact that you said Kakmakr is overestimating people. A president who could not even count, that is preposterous. I would not have thought something like that will even come out from a country like South Africa, considering this to be one of the developing parts of the African countries.Well, even this thread is proof that you should not underestimate
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For country like Africa, its long road though.
Africa is not a rich country
Africa was a big country
Wonder in what year
besides Africa is a big country.
But as always there is a twist, even if they don't have a clue what the hell Africa is they can still use cryptos. So, probably cryptocurrencies are easier to use than I've thought earlier. I can't wait to see the first dog that is trained to use BTC
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I believe that any country that supports cryptocurrency will be a good place for it, same with Afriaca. This can be a good place for crypto. I think because people in Africa are eager to invest they can engage in this crypto world as a business besides Africa is a big country.
Of course, Africa is a good place for crypto. I believe that every Country or Continent has the potential or the capability to accept and embrace cryptocurrency. and in the future, cryptocurrency will be used all over the World.
Africa is a great place for modern investment in general.
Companies and investors can make huge returns in Africa, it's one of the world's fastest growing economies.
The challenges that Africa faces are government are exchange rate volatility, increasing tax burdens, and instability in capital markets. All of these can be minimized and even solved with a stable crypto, once that's a thing.
Companies and investors can make huge returns in Africa, it's one of the world's fastest growing economies.
The challenges that Africa faces are government are exchange rate volatility, increasing tax burdens, and instability in capital markets. All of these can be minimized and even solved with a stable crypto, once that's a thing.
The success of digital wallets in the African continent was really great and based on what I've read on news articles about it, it really helped the economy and the businesses when it all started years ago.
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
Why not! Besides, Africa was a big country and it is one of the continent in the entire world too.
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
- You know what mate that would depend on the government you have. If they would see the good benefits and advantages of the blockchain,
surely in the long run they will also do what Japan did to their country about regulating Bitcoins.
I don`t think Africa can adopt crypto, because as we know and as we can see, Africa is not a rich country and not that civilized and crypto can be used only with high technology or gadgets. So unfortunately, I think it is not time for Africa to have crypto.
we should not underestimate with african.some of them i saw in several dev team as main person too.and have main role in ico projects.
I don`t think Africa can adopt crypto, because as we know and as we can see, Africa is not a rich country and not that civilized and crypto can be used only with high technology or gadgets. So unfortunately, I think it is not time for Africa to have crypto.
That video you shared really got me and just could not stop laughing when relating the video to the fact that you said Kakmakr is overestimating people. A president who could not even count, that is preposterous. I would not have thought something like that will even come out from a country like South Africa, considering this to be one of the developing parts of the African countries.I kind of agree with the fact that it would take some time before we get to see some places in most part of Africa getting to have access to facilities that would even enable them at all to be able to make use of cryptocurrency in their daily lives, when a president is not even educated enough to complete digits. Looking at how primitive some of the leaders are in these parts of the world, having changes that would be of great help most especially when it comes to technology will be a challenge, unless maybe the learned and exposed youths with great ideas, start standing up to take charge.
Tell you what, each and every country is trying to Welcome the crypto currencies however, its the local government that is opposing its development whenever they want to do it.
Africa on the other hand is under developed country and it could bless their economic structure with the crypto currencies as it will create inflation in their country and thus can help grow themselves a lot.
Just because of wallets and stuff it doesn't make much difference, what makes differences is real use of it within the country. This surely needs involvement of the government, private and public sectors to make this happen.
For country like Africa, its long road though.
Africa on the other hand is under developed country and it could bless their economic structure with the crypto currencies as it will create inflation in their country and thus can help grow themselves a lot.
Just because of wallets and stuff it doesn't make much difference, what makes differences is real use of it within the country. This surely needs involvement of the government, private and public sectors to make this happen.
For country like Africa, its long road though.
The success of digital wallets in the African continent was really great and based on what I've read on news articles about it, it really helped the economy and the businesses when it all started years ago.
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
Every country will be a good place for crypto as long as they are cryptocurrency friendly just like Japan, Europe, USA and other Asian nations that sees crypto to have potential most especially in investment purposes or businesses. They might see crypto as a good opportunity to earn decent amount of money same here in my country where a lot of people are switching into crypto investments and opportunity to earn more money theough sideline. With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
I think I differ slightly on this stand. Africa might be a bit backwards in terms of the literacy levels, but it's still not left far behind in terms of technology and advancements. There seems to be a lot of focus on the cryptocurrencies which are the offshoots of the blockchain technology, this governments of these African countries and other developed countries for that matter are against.
As far as I know, the population of the african continent is growing very rapidly. In 10 years a lot of people will live in Africa. Yes, the overall level of literacy is low, but the active and rich highly educated individuals can invest in the crypto exchange markets enough their capitals, so I do not consider this factor an obstacle.
By the way, in some african countries people can buy crypto currencies in order to preserve their money from the hyper inflation of local fiat currencies.
I pay attention to towns and cities in these countries. For example, South Africa currently seems to be a country with an attractive investment climate.
I know African continent is one place that would really require a lot before things would be out in place economically and every wise. I believe in the long run, as some of the old folks get to pass away, there should be some improvement. The truth is that, Africa would really have been a good case study for the adoption of cryptocurrency but we know there are technical limitations as well as governmental limitations as well.
The success of digital wallets in the African continent was really great and based on what I've read on news articles about it, it really helped the economy and the businesses when it all started years ago.
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
With this in mind, will Africans be welcoming of bitcoin/altcoin as a real currency and not just a quick way to earn cash or invest? Like using it as real money / cash?
It will be a difficult thing to answer today, because the African continent do not have a good economy. Majority of the people there are poor. So that it is better if they have the goal of earning money first. Then they can invest in bitcoin and with this we can say that this is the perfect time for the bitcoin to become the currency.
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