“The FIRM expanding its prescription in the Continent As It Begins to Develop Cleerr Regulations Around Cryptocurrency.”, – WRITE: www.coindesk.com
The Company Is Focusion on Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa, and Plans to Open A Physical Office in Nigeria this Quarter, City IT as it Fastest-Growing Market in West Africa, Bloom.
Nigeria Recently Passed a New Investment and Securities Law, WHICH INCLUDES PROVISIONS FOR LICENSING AND REGULULATING CRYPTOCURRONCY EXCHANGES.
“Nigeria has been the MEANINGFUL STEPS TOWARD Creating A Clear Framework for Crypto,” SAID OWENIZE ODIA, BLOCKCHAIN.com’s General Manager for Africa. “Apply for a Crypto-Exchange License in Nigeria is a Top Priority.”
Other Countries Are Also Laying The Groundwork. The Bank of Ghana Released Draft Guidelines Last Year. Kenya, Meanwhile, Is Still in the Research Phase to Further Understand the Asset Class.
The Move ComESS After Earlier this year blockchain.com took a New Step Towards a potential initial public office
That comes as Circle Internet Group, The Firm behind the USDC Stablecoin, Filed for An IPO on the New York Stock Exchange as An IncreASING NUMBER OF CRYPTO FIRMS LOOK to GO PUBIC.
Read More: Stablecoin Giant Circle Files for Ipo on NYSE
