WHY CRYPTOCURRENCY PROGRESS MOVE SLOW IN AFRICA? AND WHAT TO DO TO HELP AFRICANS

[ChristinBenly]

The reason is simple, Africans have to fight more big problems like lack of food, education and shelter. However, Nigera, Zimbabwe, and Senegal are some of the countries that still make their mark in the coding world, despite being surrounded by poverty and corruption.

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[Dod Ong]

Hello, as we both knwo that cryptocurrency ius future payment solution in the world thoughthere is some bariers from differenct states and goverments but the reality still there.
Example we can see proress in some europeans countries having ATM machins where users can withdraw bitcoin and other altcoins there by using their ATM crds, also they can pay by using cryptocyurrency in different placess like supermarkets but also they can make online purchase with cryptocurrencies.

SO..
 WHY WE DONT SEE THESE THINGS IN AFRICA TOO??

 WHATS  TO DO TO HELP AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO ADOPT THESE CHANGES?

 

I think one of their problems is lack of the computers or devices, We all know that the africa is lack of the people that has a knowledge about computer. Also their knowledge is not enough to operate the bitcoin. I know that some of the africans graduated but most of them did not study. That's why the progress of the bitcoin in their country are very slow.

[Daniel91]

I have some friends in Africa and they have many problems there.
First, they usually don't have electricity and Internet in the small villages. No cell phones, no TV, even no beds, furniture, nothing...
So, it's natural that many of them still don't have conditions to use crypto currencies.
They need to develop first and reach western standard.

[Payme21]

Cryptos progressing slowly in Africa is due to lack of development and poor attitude to acceptance of new technology  but this is expected to improve with time

[tegarp90]

Hello, as we both knwo that cryptocurrency ius future payment solution in the world thoughthere is some bariers from differenct states and goverments but the reality still there.
Example we can see proress in some europeans countries having ATM machins where users can withdraw bitcoin and other altcoins there by using their ATM crds, also they can pay by using cryptocyurrency in different placess like supermarkets but also they can make online purchase with cryptocurrencies.

SO..
 WHY WE DONT SEE THESE THINGS IN AFRICA TOO??

 WHATS  TO DO TO HELP AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO ADOPT THESE CHANGES?

 

I think cryptocurreny is only popular with good economics country.
But i'm not saying no one in africa know and owned bitcoin, this could be happen but not popular, just like in my country (one of country in asia).

[Anyobsss]

Hello, as we both knwo that cryptocurrency ius future payment solution in the world thoughthere is some bariers from differenct states and goverments but the reality still there.
Example we can see proress in some europeans countries having ATM machins where users can withdraw bitcoin and other altcoins there by using their ATM crds, also they can pay by using cryptocyurrency in different placess like supermarkets but also they can make online purchase with cryptocurrencies.

SO..
 WHY WE DONT SEE THESE THINGS IN AFRICA TOO??

 WHATS  TO DO TO HELP AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO ADOPT THESE CHANGES?

 

Uhmm I'm not degrading them but as we know. Africa is a third world country and majority of people there probably don't have Internet Connection Let alone electricity. It is no surprise how slow their progress if they have this problems. I Think it would be best for them to focus on other necessary things than riding the waves of crypto,

[tunapa]

Hello, as we both knwo that cryptocurrency ius future payment solution in the world thoughthere is some bariers from differenct states and goverments but the reality still there.
Example we can see proress in some europeans countries having ATM machins where users can withdraw bitcoin and other altcoins there by using their ATM crds, also they can pay by using cryptocyurrency in different placess like supermarkets but also they can make online purchase with cryptocurrencies.

SO..
 WHY WE DONT SEE THESE THINGS IN AFRICA TOO??

 WHATS  TO DO TO HELP AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO ADOPT THESE CHANGES?

 

its just a matter of time. for the records now, cryptocurrency engagement and adoption is now high in africa. you can check it out as we have great projects rising from africa and great people also. so i dont agree with the saying that adoption is slow in africa. check your stats again.

[suzanne5223]

I have some friends in Africa and they have many problems there.
First, they usually don't have electricity and Internet in the small villages. No cell phones, no TV, even no beds, furniture, nothing...
So, it's natural that many of them still don't have conditions to use crypto currencies.
They need to develop first and reach western standard.

I agreed with wat you said because most of the African countries are yet to meetup to the standard of using cryptocurrency. Although, CZ of binance seems to believe Africa is the future of cryptocurrency as he said on Twitter but I don't see that happen if Africa are not well develop.

[perla]

I have some friends in Africa and they have many problems there.
First, they usually don't have electricity and Internet in the small villages. No cell phones, no TV, even no beds, furniture, nothing...
So, it's natural that many of them still don't have conditions to use crypto currencies.
They need to develop first and reach western standard.

I agreed with wat you said because most of the African countries are yet to meetup to the standard of using cryptocurrency. Although, CZ of binance seems to believe Africa is the future of cryptocurrency as he said on Twitter but I don't see that happen if Africa are not well develop.

If they really care about crypto, i think if about internet, people in town must have access into it. And if there are no electricity and Internet in small villages, i think not only in Africa, but in many countries over this world.

[Bugatti73]

African poor people do not really need bitcoin, because they do not know what to do with it. It seems to me that it is necessary first to train and prepare people for this.

[pedagang2]

we might be able to help if there is already a lot of technology in there, we know that there seems not to be affordable with modern technology like other countries.

[coinnumber]

The knowledge of blockchain and that of cryptocurrency is not well known in many Africa countries though they are improving gradually on the use of internet. The use of bitcoin ATM machines and the legalization of cryptocurrency is not only in Africa but the world in general, many countries still find it difficult to accept the use of cryptocurrencies because its a decentralized system as a result they believed its a scam.
In the case of Africa countries, I believe they will be among the leading countries in blockchain in the nearest future its just a matter of time.

[kryptoro]

Hello, as we both knwo that cryptocurrency ius future payment solution in the world thoughthere is some bariers from differenct states and goverments but the reality still there.
Example we can see proress in some europeans countries having ATM machins where users can withdraw bitcoin and other altcoins there by using their ATM crds, also they can pay by using cryptocyurrency in different placess like supermarkets but also they can make online purchase with cryptocurrencies.

SO..
 WHY WE DONT SEE THESE THINGS IN AFRICA TOO??

 WHATS  TO DO TO HELP AFRICAN COUNTRIES TO ADOPT THESE CHANGES?

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[Zeldasmith]

Many okaces have not even been touched by technology unlike other developed countries. I think it would be better if an ATM bitcoin was integrated with the bank's ATM, so the public would be easy. Better understand in using it, as well as be able to introduce bitcoin to the public.

[setialovers]

I think its depend on crypto community in africa. If crypto community in africa growing, i am believe they will start familiar with cryptocurrency. From what i am read, africa already have crypto community and i think it will growing more bigger and have good part in world crypto community

[BigSamson5]

In Africa, the encryption acquisition comes with premiums, similar to a decade before voice calls to Africa from Europe and North America were more expensive than elsewhere. Another reason may be lack of education and awareness. We need the power of the internet to get information outside.

[Chiko.fun]

There is a widespread dislocation phenomenon with limited choice of high liquidity bitcoin trading, tighter exchange control, or restricted access to international bank accounts. It will certainly move slowly in Africa because information is power and internet resources are not up to 10% of network power has become an obstacle. The reason is simple, Africans have to fight with bigger problems like lack of food, education and shelter. I have some friends in Africa and they have a lot of problems there. No cell phones, no TVs, not even beds, furniture, nothing ... They need to develop first and reach the Western standard. The poor do not really need bitcoin, because they do not know what to do with it.

[xbossJ]

Because people have too many problems to worry about, making attention for technological issues a difficult thing! We worry over bad leadership, we worry over poor infrastructure, we worry over corruption, we worry over debts! But the funniest thing in all is that we have all of what it takes to be the greatest continent on the planet, its the reason for the struggle between the chinese and the rest over who gets the greatest share of Africa! We have isolated cases of crypto awareness in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe etc. I learnt also recently that broadband internet penetration and affordability is still an issue owing to the many years of wars and decadence! I have hope though, because crypto looks to me like a tool that can liberate Africa. All Africa needs is crypto awareness.

[xfaqs01]

I think it is because for the people there it is very hard to believe in something new, even if it would be free, fresh and perspective. You can help Africans by showing them a successful example of other guys here.

the truth is africa havr started the adoption of cryptocurrencies, they are not as bold as US asia and EU in terms of news but centain publishers now recognize whats going on inside they really are adopting cryptocurrency slowly.