Tekedia Capital says stablecoins reach 43% of Sub-Saharan Africa crypto volume as cross-border use grows

• Tekedia Capital analysis flagged stablecoins as a fast-growing rail for cross-border payments, remittances, settlement, treasury, digital commerce in Africa.
• Chainalysis data cited stablecoins at roughly 43% of Sub-Saharan Africa crypto transaction volume, signaling a shift toward utility use.
• Nigeria stablecoin transaction volumes exceeded USD 22 billion over 12 months, pointing to large-scale real-economy usage.
• Timon wallet funding from stablecoins rose to roughly 50% from zero a year earlier, driven by demand to hedge currency depreciation.
• Further adoption hinges on regulation, consumer protection, liquidity, on- and off-ramps, integration with existing payment infrastructure.

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