Ditcoin is placing its mark on the African continent. The cryptocurrency which revealed its new CEO early last month has been working hard to educate Africans about the importance of cryptocurrency. Ditcoin has also been busy trying to make the cryptocurrency available to its users.
The cryptocurrency announced late in June that it would now be listed on some indexes and cryptocurrency exchanges. The cryptocurrency will be listed on WorldCoinIndex, Exrates and Coinlib. This would help its users gain access to the digital currency easily as well as aid new users in purchasing the cryptocurrency.
Asides getting listed on new exchanges, the cryptocurrency spent the month of July upgrading its management. From the announcement that Ditcoin now has a new CEO, Tony Emeka to the announcement of a PRO, Mrs Brooke Miller. The digital currency aims to ensure that the cryptocurrency drives adoption in the African continent and the world beyond.
To achieve the aim of driving adoption, the CEO of Ditcoin is currently touring Nigeria and educating people on crypto currencies. Sometime in July, Mr Tony was in the Northern states of Kano and Katstina. While in Katstina, he was at a cryptocurrency event on the 25th of July that was tagged “Awareness on the Blockchain Technology, Cryptocurrency and Ditcoin.” The event which was endorsed by the Prince of Katsina, gave Ditcoin the opportunity to raise grassroots awareness. Educating the people about cryptocurrencies and the importance of privacy in transactions. Ditcoin is becoming a driving force in the African cryptocurrency space and we look forward to seeing it in massive use.
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