According to a survey by blockchain data company Chainalysis, small retail purchases in Sub-Saharan Africa are driving extraordinary crypto usage and acceptance, with the area performing the world’s highest proportion of cryptocurrency retail payments under $1,000. Sub-Saharan Africa – Highest Prevalence of P2P Transactions The research demonstrates that Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest prevalence of peer-to-peer transactions worldwide. Peer-to-peer transactions in Africa account for around 6% of the total volume of cryptocurrency transactions, much exceeding the number in Central and Southern Asia and Oceania, which is the second-highest area in that category. Wide Use of Cryptocurrency The research claims that many Africans now use cryptocurrency in their daily lives. Remittances and business transactions, besides retail purchases, have been significant considerations in driving Africa’s large-scale deployment and usage rates. The survey demonstrates two things: first, a varied region with variable usage and acceptance rates, and second, significant demand for cryptocurrencies. According to the report, rich Western nations that use crypto to generate wealth differ from impoverished African countries that utilize crypto to maintain and build wealth despite adverse economic situations. The Chainalysis Global Crypto Adoption Index compared nations like Burkina Faso and Malawi to others in Africa like Nigeria and Kenya. Nigeri...
