Morocco News

Crypto companies have spent years pushing digital wallets and exchange apps. Cash-based crypto solutions could unlock financial inclusion for overlooked billions of cash-reliant people in developing economies.

Ukraine plans to legalize cryptocurrencies by early 2025, applying standard taxation rules without offering tax incentives.

More countries are preparing crypto regulatory frameworks inspired by Europe’s upcoming MiCA regulations.

Binance said it will issue a series of airdrops worth up to $100 in BNB to users located in Morocco’s highly impacted Marrakech region.

Moshe Hogeg said he was a “small” but “significant” part of the Tomi team, handling a network solution that seemed to allow transactions of ERC-20 tokens without an Etherscan record.

The Casablanca Court of Appeal upheld the conviction of 21-year-old French citizen Thomas Clausi for illegal use of cryptocurrency.

The bill, which should be introduced to public discussion in the following days, will legally define crypto in the fast-growing market.

From institutional crypto usage in the United Arab Emirates to remittance payments in the Egyptian market, the last year revealed major growth for crypto in the MENA region.

Experts believe that Africa is primed to lead the next wave of global crypto adoption.

The Kingdom of Morocco is the leader for Bitcoin trading across North Africa in 2021— despite its illegal status.

Some companies are using blockchain technology to open up the logistics routes that COVID-19 has closed down.

Crypto adoption appears to be growing across the continent of Africa.

Morocco is looking to expand access to financial services through the integration of blockchain technology into its financial sector.

A U.S. private equity firm says it will push ahead with building a Bitcoin mining farm in Morocco next year.

Bitcoin and blockchain tech are ripe for mainstream adoption in Africa, where the population is well positioned to embrace the innovative technologies.