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.Celebration targets over 2.5m African users Paxful, the leading global peer-to-peer fintech in celebration of sixth-year anniversary hosted a weeklong virtual event around the globe. The conference began from 12 to 16 July, 2021. The event featured reputable speakers across Africa, like Farzam Ehsani, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), VALR (South Africa); Philip Asare, Founder, Blockchain Foundation Africa, and CEO at BTCGhana (Ghana); Ugochukwu Aronu, Founder and CEO, Xend Finance (Nigeria); David Gitonga, Founder, BitcoinKE (Kenya); Artur Schaback, Co-Founder and Chief Operating...

Moneyweb The three largest crypto exchanges in the country say they have been approached by Sars for information on a 'selection of customers'. Cryptocurrency platforms are not yet required to provide customers with tax certificates. Photo: iStock SA’s three largest crypto exchanges – AltCoinTrader, Luno, and VALR – say they have been approached by the SA Revenue Service (Sars) as part of a tax risk assessment exercise on SA residents involved in “the...

AltCoinTrader, Luno, and VALR say they have been approached by Sars for information on a small number of customers.

The lesson from current crypto carnage: 'Short-term traders must be careful' 19 May 2021 7:00 PM Share This: 'In the last 24 hours we saw liquidation of $8.6 billion just in Bitcoin!' Bruce Whitfield interviews Farzam Ehsani (VALR.com CEO) The cryptocurrency market is known for its extreme volatility. But investors are reeling at the latest fall in crypto, led by Bitcoin. © Wit Olszewski/123rf.com  The rout was prompted by China's announcement that the country won't accept digital coins as a form of payment. This also followed Elon Musk backtracking on his enthusiasm for Bitcoin because...

MONEYWEB app instead? But old-timers have seen this movie before and are going nowhere. 00:01  The ‘twar’ between Musk and Bitcoiners is a setback, but it’s not the end, says BitFund’s Dean Joffe. Image: Bloomberg Bitcoin is down 26% this week as Elon Musk went to war with the bitcoin crowd over his disapproval of the cryptocurrency’s energy consumption, and decided to reverse his earlier decision to allow purchases of Tesla cars in bitcoin. Musk became an object of derision among bitcoin fans, as well as Dogecoin founder Jackson Palmer, who tweeted: “Remind...