#Africa🕊️ is emerging as a key player in #Bitcoin🕊️ mining in 2026, leveraging abundant renewable energy sources like hydro and solar power, which significantly reduce operational costs. The continent's favorable regulatory environment and growing technological ecosystem are attracting both local innovators and international investors to the sector. | Bitcoiners Africa
#Bitcoin🕊️ and other cryptocurrencies are increasingly being used for remittances in Africa, with estimates suggesting that up to $562 million worth of remittance payments were facilitated by cryptocurrencies in 2019. As regulatory frameworks mature, the adoption of digital assets for remittances is expected to grow significantly in 2026, enhancing financial inclusion and reducing costs. | Brookings
In 2026, Latin America is expected to see significant growth in #Bitcoin🕊️ remittances, with blockchain-based infrastructure potentially reducing transaction fees to as low as $3.12 per $100 transferred, compared to traditional services that charge around 6.2%. The region's remittance market is increasingly adopting stablecoins and digital currencies, reflecting a shift towards more efficient payment methods. | JP Morgan
The international money transfer market is projected to grow significantly, with an estimated value of approximately USD 49.76 billion in 2026 and expected to reach USD 108.33 billion by 2035. This growth is driven by increasing global remittances and the rise of digital payment platforms. | Yahoo
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The IMF's worse nightmare is now a reality.
Despite IMF pressure to abandon, #ElSalvador’s #bitcoin holdings up $357m in unrealized profit
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🇲🇦#Morocco is transitioning towards a comprehensive regulatory framework for #Bitcoin🕊️/cryptocurrencies, moving from a restrictive stance to actively preparing a licensing regime for virtual asset service providers. This shift reflects a growing interest in cryptocurrency adoption within the country. | Reuters
🇬🇭#Ghana: #Bitcoin🕊️ adoption in #Ghana has significantly increased, with nearly 3 million citizens, or about 17% of the adult population, engaging in digital asset transactions by 2026. This growth follows the legalization of #Bitcoin🕊️ under the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, which has provided a regulatory framework and encouraged innovation in the sector. | Bank of Ghana
🇦🇷#Argentina: Despite the IMF's efforts to discourage cryptocurrency use, #Bitcoin🕊️ adoption in #Argentina has actually increased significantly, with ownership growing by 116.5% between 2023 and 2024 as citizens seek alternatives to the devaluing peso. This trend reflects a grassroots movement where many Argentinians are turning to cryptocurrencies for financial stability amid economic challenges. | Yahoo
🇻🇪#Venezuela's #Bitcoin🕊️/crypto adoption surged in 2026, with the country's crypto economy reaching $39.1 billion in activity and growing 107.2% year-over-year. | Chainalysis
🇳🇬#Nigeria ranks third globally for cryptocurrency adoption, with a significant portion of its population using #Bitcoin🕊️ for various purposes, including investment and remittances. The country has seen a surge in crypto activity despite previous regulatory challenges, reflecting a strong demand for digital assets among its citizens. | Chainalysis
In 2026, the total remittance flow is estimated to be $138 billion from the US, with an average fee of 6.3% for sending money globally; Totaling $8.7 billion in fees collected by wire transfer companies like @WesternUnion, @MoneyGram.
If these transfers were done with #Bitcoin🕊️ over Lightning Network⚡️, with a transfer fee structure between 0.5%–1.5%, #Bitcoin🕊️ Lightning transfer cost could save approximately $6.6 billion–$8.0 billion per year. The theoretical routing-fee-only savings are about $8.67 billion. That's $8.67 billion back into the developing economies.
This is yet another reason why governments and Banksters hate #Bitcoin🕊️.
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#Bitcoin = Economic Sovereignty
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🇰🇷#South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act is nearing completion, which aims to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets, including licensing for exchanges and rules for stablecoin issuance. Meanwhile, the #Bitcoin🕊️/crypto tax plan is set to take effect on January 1, 2027, but faces increasing public pressure for delays or repeal. | BeInCrypto
The current inflation rate in #Haiti is 17.0% as of August 2026.
Inflation in #Haiti has significantly hindered societal growth by exacerbating poverty and food insecurity, with nearly two-thirds of the population living below the poverty line and many facing acute hunger. The high inflation rates disrupt supply chains and increase the cost of living, further limiting access to essential goods and services. | Council on Foreign relations
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🇭🇹#Haiti's remittance fees are among the highest in the Caribbean, with costs around 8–10% for transfers, far above the regional average of 5.6% reported in late 2020. | @CARICOMorg
The goal is to keep #Haiti in a perpetual impoverish state, render the government useless; while NGOs, foreign governments and corporations benefits from cheap labor, migration and resource extractions.
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Sending remittances with #Bitcoin⚡️ is practically free, costing a fraction less then 1% in transfer fees.
In 2025, Sub-Saharan Africa received $54 billion in remittances, significantly boosting the economies of many nations in the region. Yet sending money to the region remains the costliest globally, averaging 7.9 percent in fees for a $200 transfer.
Sending remittances with #Bitcoin⚡️ is practically free, costing a fraction less then 1% in transfer fees.
#SouthAfrica's National Treasury is reconsidering its proposed cryptocurrency regulations after receiving thousands of public comments indicating a need for a different approach. The revised regulations will aim to reduce pre-approval requirements and focus on assessing transactions for legitimacy and tax compliance. | Connecting Africa
🇲🇾#Malaysia: #Bitcoin/Crypto user Adoption and Market Size More than 840,000 Malaysians have opened accounts on regulated crypto platforms, signaling steady growth in retail participation. The broader cryptocurrency market in #Malaysia is projected to reach approximately USD 25.5 billion by 2034, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.94% from 2026 to 2034. This expansion is part of a wider trend in Asia, where crypto is increasingly functioning as a multi-purpose financial tool rather than just a speculative asset. | Chainalysis
