With a 1,200% rise in received crypto volume from 2020 to 2021, the quick adoption of digital assets in Africa has caught the attention of numerous companies and organizations hoping to take part in this thriving market. Binance will launch the Africa Crypto awareness tour as adoption ramps up.
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Hassan Shittu contributed to Blockchain Journal as a cryptocurrency journalist, covering blockchain technology, digital asset markets, and broader industry developments. His reporting focused on delivering clear, timely coverage of crypto-related news, with attention to market structure, ecosystem trends, and factual accuracy.
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