Busha, a leading African digital asset exchange and stablecoin infrastructure provider, showcased its growing influence in the continent’s financial ecosystem at the Africa Tech Summit (ATS) in Nairobi, emphasizing the potential of stablecoins to facilitate cross-border trade and integrate African businesses into the global economy.
During the summit, Busha’s Chief Operating Officer, Moyo Sodipo, participated in a high-level panel, “Connecting to the Global Economy: How Stablecoins Are Solving Real African Problems.” He urged a shift in Africa’s digital asset narrative from speculation and volatility toward practical infrastructure use cases, including payroll, trade settlement, and strong institutional collaborations.
Sodipo stressed blockchain transparency as essential for building trust, enabling clear transaction tracking, documentation, and oversight. He also called for more locally issued stablecoins to reduce reliance on foreign options and encouraged partnerships between traditional financial institutions and digital asset exchanges. He noted that success in a stablecoin-driven economy would come from collaboration rather than competition, ensuring smooth movement of funds across Africa.
Beyond the conference, Busha hosted an exclusive “After The Summit” mixer with Tether, innovative financial infrastructure. Recognized by the Securities and Exchange Commission