Cryptocurrency Will change the way we live in the future. It will revolutionise the way we pay, Donate and spread money ... it will basically change the way we do business. Crypto currency will not only change the way we do business. But how can Cryptocurrency Help a continent like Africa?
There where a lot of posts about Steemit and the wonders of Cryptocurrency, but I have not even thought of its possible world problem solutions! This is an idea that I have heard at Steemit Saturday (which was amazing! More posts on Steemit Saturday coming soon!) One of the biggest problems we face in the world is poverty. I am not saying that Cryptocurrency will end all poverty, that would just be ignorant, but it could get the ball rolling for opportunities in most African countries!
The problems most Africans countries face
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Africa is a continent full of countries
Just like Europe, Africa is full of different countries. Many non Africans think of Africa as a one country, but it is in reality a unity of diverse countries with diverse culture. This makes countries widely different, doing business with Business Plan C in country A will not work necessarily work in Country B due to cultural differences. This Cultural differences will often make things difficult when it comes to trading with neighboring countries. In fact most African countries will make it almost impossible for money to leave the country. This means that it is hard to trade with other companies based in neighboring countries! This shrinks the number of new companies that gets started in these African countries!
Banking is hard in most African countries
OK, banking is an important business in any modern economy. A lot of companies or small time businesses can get loans from a bank to expand there business and or use the funds to be able to trade in dry economic seasons. I am not saying that banks loans is a logical solution for all economic problems, but you also need an account to receive and withdraw money for trading. Unfortunately less than 50% of Africans have a bank account. This makes the Bank fees very high and most of the times inhuman. This makes it almost impossible for young entrepreneurs to start up a new company without a private equity fund's support and or rich friends. But once again, banking quite an essential part of our current world economic model, I am not saying it is good ( Steem Saturday revealed a lot of hatred towards Modern day banks).
Now how can Cryptocurrency help Africa?
Well the first problem concerning with the money not leaving the country could have been theoretically solved by the internet banking. But it is still hard to send money away to another country due to bad banking service and tough regulations. This is where cryptocurrency steps in for the rescue. Cryptocurrency can help small businesses to trade with neighboring countries with little hassle due to cryptocurrencies no governed nature.
The banking problem can also be fixed by a new cryptocurrency banking model. But this is something that is still in development and we will have to see how things will play out. But the cryptocurrency wallet fees are relatively low compared to the African Banks. This wallet can be a better alternative for the bad banking systems.
Donations can be much easier. In fact Crowd funding initiatives like the Steem advertisement billboard, which Ricardo Goncalves (
This is a short post is just to show how the cryptocurrency could help other countries in need. It will not solve all problems, but it just may be the tool to get the ball rolling for faster meaningful economic growth! These ideas was all things that was shared on Steem Saturday. It was an amazing day with amazing people! I want to thank 
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