The Kenya Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference 2024 addressed the need for better regulatory policies to promote growth and mainstream adoption of the industry. The government is working to establish clear guidelines for ICOs, exchanges, and trading practices to instill confidence and attract institutional investors. Kenya’s thriving tech sector, known as the “Silicon Savannah,” is fostering blockchain innovation and entrepreneurship. One key driver behind the rise of cryptocurrencies in Africa is the continent’s large unbanked population.
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