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Africa: Why Africa is Turning Out to be the New Frontier of Crypto Transactions: [InfoWire] In the last couple of years, crypto has been making a lot of headway in Africa, becoming exceedingly popular. Well, some countries have embraced crypto regulations while others still remain cautious, making crypto a hot topic all over. Countries like Nigeria and South Africa are playing a big role in the… newsfeed.facilit8.network/TJkK #CryptoAfrica #Blockchain #Cryptocurrency #DigitalCurrency #AfricaRising

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Africa: Bitcoin Price Trends and the Future of Digital Transactions in Africa: [InfoWire] There's an increasing acceptance of Bitcoin on the African continent. More businesses, individuals and even financial organizations are using cryptocurrency to transact as an alternative to traditional banking systems. With the economies of the continent experiencing a lot of currency instability, poor banking… newsfeed.facilit8.network/TJkH #Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency #DigitalCurrency #Africa #BitcoinTrends

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Russia Switches to Crypto in Oil Trade byteseu.com/827782/ #China #Crypto #CryptoCurrency #DigitalCurrency #india #OilTrade #Rupee #Russia #Sanctions #trade #yuan

Bytes Europe · Russia Switches to Crypto in Oil TradeRussia is increasingly using cryptocurrencies in its oil trade with top clients China and India amid U.S. sanctions, Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources, who said Russian oil traders were using the cryptocurrencies to facilitate the conversion of yuans and rupees into rubles. For now, the amount of oil traded with cryptocurrencies is a small portion of Russia’s total, the sources told Reuters, but it is growing. Russia’s total oil trade last year amounted to $912 billion, according to the International Energy Agency. Cryptocurrencies have become a favored way to circumvent sanctions, with Iran and Venezuela also tapping the international
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