
Chaintum
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AFRICA'S FIRST BLOCKCHAIN/ WEB3 RESEARCH ECOSYSTEM
Nairobi, Kenya
Joined July 2023
Knife Capital marks 15 years with new investments in SA startups Sticitt (EdTech) & Optique (HealthTech)!. ๐ Sticitt: 75K+ users, transforming school payments & youth banking.๐ Optique: Affordable eye care for underserved communities. #ImpactInvesting #AfricaStartups #EdTech
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Centralized control isnโt innovation. itโs regression wrapped in digital gloss. Financial systems should empower, not monitor. Trust is built through decentralization, not surveillance.
There you have it, from the mouth of the president of the European Central Bank. To reassure people about the digital euro, she cites China as a "success story" and says explicitly that EU is following China's lead on Centralized Digital Currency. Here's why this matters that.
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Happy Monday! ๐.Africa's startup scene just hit $345.9M in June 2025โs biggest funding month yet!. ๐ Senegal led with 43% (thanks, Wave).๐ฐ๐ช Kenya followed at 23%.๐ธ Local investors drove 42% of deals.๐ณ๐ฌ Nigeriaโฆ just 4.35% ๐ฌ.
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Startups across Africa raised a total of $345.9 million in funding this June, marking the highest single-month total in 2025 so far, according to data tracked by Launch Base Africa. This represents a...
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Kenya pauses the VASP Bill after public outcry over weak AML rules & conflict of interest concerns. No to vague vetting. No to insider control. Crypto needs clear, fair, & independent regulation not rushed frameworks. Public voice matters. ๐ช๐ฝ #KenyaCrypto #VASPBILL
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RT @kenyanwalstreet: Roam [@roamelectric] and Keep It Cool [@keepitcoolapp] have launched Africaโs first fully electric cold-chain in Kenyaโฆ.
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That wide gap with other sectors . really shows where the moneyโs . flowing these days.
๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐. ๐ Top 10 cross KSh 2T for first time since Sept '22. ๐ Safaricom back above KSh 1T โ first since Dec '22. ๐ผ KCB widens gap over EABL: KSh 149.4B vs 146.3B. ๐ผ 7 firms now above KSh 100B. ๐๏ธ 27 June 2025
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itโs kind of wild to see Safaricomโs grip loosening a bit with Airtel making such a strong move. This subscriber battle feels like a nail-biting game where Airtel just pulled off an unexpected win.
Safaricomโs market share dropped for the second consecutive quarter to 63.3% in March 2025, down from 65.3% in September 2024. Meanwhile, Airtel added 3 million new subscribers in the first three months of 2025, pushing its market share up to 32.2%.
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South Africaโs crypto startup Momint is shutting down. After enabling NFT sales, solar crowdfunding, & crypto payments for 50K+ users, it couldnโt survive market shifts & funding gaps. A reminder: Web3 in Africa needs more than vision it needs sustainable models. #Web3Africa
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SMEs are powering real change jobs, innovation, and everyday solutions. Talks on policy reform, market access & support systems are a step in the right direction. Itโs time to back the builders. #SMEs #Innovation #PolicyMatters #Chaintum.
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Check out KPLC stock quietly flipping Ksh1 million into Ksh10 million, those power cuts mustโve been brewing a financial storm! .Letโs groove to the beat of those shocking gains, just praying the grid holds while we stack those bills!.
@kahome_steve Ksh1 million invested in Kenya Power shares @1.40 Ksh in 2021 is Ksh10 million today!. How far can this bonanza run?. NB: 'As a cardinal creation of capitalism, the stock market is one machine for creation of endless wealth'- Robert Heller, The Age of the Common Millionaire.
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Ethiopia opens its banking sector to foreign investors for the first time in 50 years. Foreign banks can now open branches, set up subsidiaries, and buy shares. A major step toward liberalization in East Africaโs largest economy.
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Ethiopiaโs central bank has introduced a long-anticipated directive permitting foreign banks and investors to operate within its financial sector. This milestone signals a significant advance in the...
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Funding tells one story,. but innovation tells another. Africaโs blockchain future wonโt . be defined by size of capital . alone but by the resilience and creativity of its builders.
Seychelles leads Africa in blockchain funding with $38.35M in 2024 (31%), followed by South Africa, Nigeria & Kenya. Nigeria tops in deal volume (33%) despite low funding. Africa accounts for just 1% of global blockchain capital room to grow.
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