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  • Thu. Mar 30th, 2023

At the Africa Money and DeFi Summit in Accra, Ghana, advocates support decentralized finance (DeFi) as a concern for the continent’s growth.

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Africa Money and DeFi Summit, West Africa edition, one of Africa’s best digital events, concluded last week at the Movenpick Hotel in Accra, Ghana, drawing a sizable throng of experts from the African fintech and cryptocurrency industries as well as foreign participants.

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CryptoAfricaNow (CAN) examines the significance of this occasion for the growth of Africa’s digital economy. The Africa Tech Summit hosted the event, which provides attendees with the opportunity to network and conduct business with top organizations in the fields of decentralized finance (DeFi), payments, crypto, Web3, digital lending, FX, digital identity, cybersecurity, insurtech, and mobile money, as well as investors, start-ups, regulators, and industry stakeholders.

Mr. Elisha Owusu Akyaw, a popularly known “GhCryptoGuy,” an 18-year-old Ghanaian CEO at Token Media and social media specialist at Cointelegraph, was a panelist and speaker at the event who discussed DeFi for Africa.

It’s an exciting time in the digital finance sector to advance business and investment with the continuous support from our amazing partners across Africa as crypto use in the continent keeps growing and a new wave of DeFi is on the way.

The Summit featured more than 400 attendees, 150 companies, and 75 speakers who discussed a variety of subjects during panel discussions, keynote addresses, and fireside chats. There were also numerous networking opportunities, masterclasses, and a packed exhibition showcasing successful businesses.

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  • Ndasi Tata

    Ndasi Tata is a Cameroonian-born Bitcoin entrepreneur and former state journalist. He earned an M.Sc from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus in Blockchain and Digital Currency. He uses a variety of social media channels to promote his ideas and projects , and he's a major proponent of Bitcoin in Africa.

Ndasi Tata

Ndasi Tata is a Cameroonian-born Bitcoin entrepreneur and former state journalist. He earned an M.Sc from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus in Blockchain and Digital Currency. He uses a variety of social media channels to promote his ideas and projects , and he's a major proponent of Bitcoin in Africa.

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