The Stereotypical Thinking of an African Revolution, Breaking the Ranges of Oppression and domination, arouses images of bloody liberation battles. But now, with a new tool that does not discriminate or exclude, Bitcoin is helping the millennia of Africa to break free from financial repression.

Armed with a single smartphone every day, African citizens can tap into a growing ecosystem. he. But it's more than that; Companies are looking to use Blockchain technology as a cheaper alternative to build a better deal.

Everyday Freedom

To go public or invest in a business or idea, you need more than just knowing how. The traditional money market has been for so long an elitist environment that subtle excludes those who are not of its kind.

A thirty-year-old woman from the outskirts of Kampala, Uganda, does not exactly match the bill of a savvy investor. However, Bitcoin opens this world to everyone and everyone.

Peace Akware, which every 30 years of Kampala, told the BBC:

"I check my Bitcoin every day and no matter how lucky I can to obtain, any minute, any time, anytime, as often as possible. "

An Active Alternative

a much more difficult task than in the streets of New York. The job is a lottery, even for graduates, like peace, which leads people to look for alternatives to make ends meet.

The so-called "side-scrambles" are daily bread for many in impoverished countries, but they often fail. , long and difficult. However, Bitcoin offers an alternative that does not take a lot of time, and even if it involves risks, it is accessible and manageable.

Blockchain power

There are also companies that challenge them by using Blockchain's power to reduce costs and time.

A company called BitPesa operates as a money transfer business, transferring money across borders, but instead of using a medium like the US dollar, they opted to Bitcoin and its simple cross-border transfers.

Elizabeth Rossiello, CEO of BitPesa, explains why this break with traditional banking is so effective in Africa.

There are three major banking operations in Nairobi: three transactions with three different Kenyan banks were canceled for different reasons or were delayed or required additional information, so it took close of two and a half weeks by trans "

Clearly, with the banking system, even at its best, very old-fashioned and source of many frustrations, in Africa, where it is already defective and [19459004

Schools in

A problem that was raised previously with an African revolution in Blockchain and Bitcoin is the education of the masses to disruptive technology.

This prompted some to embark on the Bitcoin Education Case

Martin Serugga, a trader from Kampala, started weekly classes on Bitcoin that took place. Address to about 50 people currently.

he returns to unemployment indicating that the interest comes from those who desperately seek and fail, to get jobs.