There’s enough room for e-Naira says Luno’s GM

After Digital Currency Group raised $700 million, Luno says this means access to the capital needed to fuel continued expansion.

Planned e-Naira pilot will give West African country advantage over counterparts in the space, according to blockchain, cryptocurrency professionals.

South Africa-founded cryptocurrency company notches up eight million customers, leveraging increasing interest on the continent.

SA’s biggest crypto exchange and other crypto-currency firms halt deposits in naira after the Nigerian government cracks the whip on crypto-currency players.

Leon Kowalski, a former software developer at Luno, is establishing his own Bitcoin trading platform called Cape Crypto.

The SA-founded crypto exchange has been acquired by Digital Currency Group, a global enterprise that builds, buys, and invests in blockchain companies.

The exchange partners with Genesis, a provider of digital currency brokerage services, to enable traders to earn interest on their crypto holdings.

Research by Luno and conducted by Arcane research explains why.

Luno CEO predicts increase to ‘all-time highs’ within the next 12 to 18 months.

Pairing introduced in response to market demand, according to cryptocurrency company's GM.

Service expected to launch in 2020.