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Stablecoins are gaining ground as digital currency in Africa: How to avoid risks
US dollar-denominated stablecoins make up 99% of the market, raising concerns about monetary sovereignty and capital flight amid Africa’s reliance on these digital assets for savings and remittances.
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Stablecoins are gaining ground as digital currency in Africa: how to avoid risks
A notification popped up on my LinkedIn the other day. Africans were doing a traditional celebratory dance at the Africa Stablecoin summit in Johannesburg. The picture gave me a sinking feeling. Why? While stablecoins can advance financial inclusion in Africa, could this celebration mark the potential transfer of monetary sovereignty from African economies to the economy issuing the most coveted currency-denominated stablecoin? Stablecoins are c…
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