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Bitcoin ETFs have been approved. But, says VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani, we need to be measured in our anticipation of what this means.

While 2023 saw the collapse of FTX and other global crypto-currency challenges, local exchanges saw digital currency gains and believe 2024 will bring even better prospects.

Farzam Ehsani, the founder and CEO of the South African crypto exchange Valr, has stated that institutional traders account for the bulk of the African…

VALR, Africa's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has launched perpetual futures trading, featuring the world's first Bitcoin and USDT perpetual futures paired against the South African Rand.

Bitcoin is back above $34 000, and gold is teasing $2 000 an ounce over Middle East war threats.

VALR, the largest South African crypto exchange by trading volume, and Visa, the world's largest card network, have announced a strategic partnership for the issuance of Visa cards and delivery of other digital payment solutions.

The firms forge a strategic partnership for the issuance of Visa cards and delivery of other digital payment solutions.

VALR FZE, a subsidiary of South African startup VALR, Africa's largest bitcoin exchange by trading volume, has received initial approval from Dubai's Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA). 

The crypto-currency platform receives initial approval from Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority to operate in the emirate.

One can buy groceries, airtime, bus tickets, and pay municipal bills with bitcoin.