Jun 24, 2026 6:42 PM

Traditional banking has failed African trade so completely that stablecoins are no longer just an alternative—they are the only viable infrastructure. With over $400 billion in trade between Africa and Asia, relying on slow banks and opaque exchange rates is a recipe for failure. The future belongs to platforms that own the entire financial workflow, not just the rails. Is it time to admit that legacy banks are officially obsolete for global business? What’s your take?
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