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The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat and the IOTA Foundation are launching a digital trade initiative that centers on stablecoin-based settlement to improve cross-border trade across Africa. Their project, ADAPT, aims to digitize trade processes for all 55 member states, utilizing USDT for instant payments and verifiable trade

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, in collaboration with the IOTA Foundation, Tony Blair Institute, and World Economic Forum, has launched a digital trade initiative centered on stablecoins to transform cross-border trade across 55 African nations. The initiative aims to replace opaque and document-heavy processes with stablecoin-based settlements,

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat and the IOTA Foundation, in collaboration with the Tony Blair Institute and the World Economic Forum, launched a digital trade initiative centered on stablecoin settlements to reform trade across Africa. The initiative, part of the Africa Digital Access and Public Infrastructure for

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat and the IOTA Foundation have launched a digital trade initiative aimed at enhancing trade across Africa using stablecoin-based settlement. This initiative, named ADAPT, partners with the Tony Blair Institute and the World Economic Forum to create an open-source digital public infrastructure for

Bitcoin's value fell to $93,029 over the weekend, marking a decline attributed to macroeconomic uncertainties and a lack of substantial economic updates. This drop formed a technical signal known as a 'Death Cross,' indicating a potential shift from a bullish to a bearish market, igniting

Bitcoin dropped to $93,000 over the weekend, forming a ‘Death Cross’ and triggering an ‘Extreme Fear’ sentiment in the market. The decline, attributed to macroeconomic uncertainties and the lack of significant economic data, marks a 10% decrease from its weekly high of $106,562. Market analysts predict a volatile

Bitcoin dropped to $93,000 over the weekend, leading to heightened market volatility and a signal termed 'Death Cross', which indicates a potential market downturn. This change in price and sentiment, now categorized as ‘Extreme Fear’, resulted from macroeconomic uncertainties and a lack of key economic data. Analysts