The First Pan African CryptocurrencyHello! Ten years ago, I had the opportunity to experience the power of blockchain, and I saw how difficult it was for indigenous communities worldwide to participate and mine bitcoin due to the lack of literacy, electricity, and expensive equipment. Even though the coins were cheap, the process was costly, inconvenient, and unfair to the indigenous people who just wanted to learn and make money. No one was there to guide and welcome them to the new digital economy. I knew we were in a new paradigm, and there was a quest for an alternative, and that alternati…

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