TL;DR, The quidax report shows 85% of Nigerian crypto investors earn under ₦250k ($171) monthly, using crypto as a utility for survival, not for …
Kennedy Embakasi
Kennedy Embakasi
Ken Mutuku is a forerunner in blockchain reporting and an experienced editor and fact-checker at Web3Africa, tightening copy and verifying sources to make complex tech stories clear. A cybersecurity analyst now pivoting into blockchain security and smart-contract auditing, he provides technical review and editorial oversight to ensure accuracy and on-chain safety.
TL;DR, As kenya crypto law nears enactment, Sub-Saharan crypto hit $205B (+52% YoY), underscoring urgency for licensing, taxation clarity, and consumer protection. …
TL;DR, With an ODP license, VALR now serves 1.6M users and 1,800 institutions, offering regulated crypto derivatives with up to 20x leverage …
TL;DR, Kotani Pay’s crypto on-ramp solution secured a major investment from Tether to expand its low-cost payment rails in Africa. The platform uniquely solves …
TL;DR, A new chapter in agri-trade finance began as Hygrotech East Africa used the Agridex Loam wallet to import 7 million onion seeds with …
TL;DR, The NiYA Startup Pitch 1.0 named 17 NiYA tech pitch winners, who shared a $25,000 prize pool to fund their ventures in …
TL;DR, Blockchain.com’s Nigeria-first rollout offers 100+ U.S. equities/ETFs as tokenized stocks via a DeFi wallet, with NGN funding and $10 minimum buys. …
TL:DR, Nigeria has skyrocketed to 3rd place globally for new Web3 developer growth, adding over 16,000 developers to the Ethereum ecosystem alone and now …
TL: DR, With Nigeria alone processing over $660 million in blockchain transactions, the Ripple-Absa partnership introduces regulated digital asset custody to meet Africa’s surging …
TL;DR, With 1M users and $2B processed, Raenest’s stablecoin accounts (USDC/USDT) deliver faster payouts and inflation‑resistant savings for African freelancers. Raenest (formerly …
