African nations move to bring stablecoins into the financial mainstream
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Regulators in Africa are starting to make rules about stablecoins just as the continent’s deep use of mobile money appears to give users a head start in handling new forms of digital currency.
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What happened
Regulators in Africa are starting to make rules about stablecoins just as the continent’s deep use of mobile money appears to give users a head start in handling new forms of digital currency.
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Common ground
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