Apollo Currency launched by a world class team on January 11, 2017. The team’s main vision is to take the best features of the top 20 cryptocurrencies and implement them into the Apollo Currency and ecosystem.
So far, the team has done just that. In 2017, 2018 and 2019 the team has implemented numerous features and security updates to the blockchain along with outstanding partnerships in Africa, which is an emerging market in technology. Even Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey is moving there to spend some time over there for Blockchain Technology.
Apollo Currency has since started their initiatives and has partnered with the African government to use their blockchain technology.
The initiatives are for the following:
- Senegal
- Malawi
- Benin
- Ivory Coast
- Burkina Faso
- Togo
- Mali
- Niger
- Egypt
- Nigeria
- Seychelles
- Mozambique
- Zambia
- Tanzania
- Kenya
Apollo Currency and Africa’s Emerging Market
Africa is among the world’s 30 fast growing cities, I’m sure you heard of Asia’s fast growing tech market and now it’s time for Africa’s and may be the last country to undergo rapid economic development, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey believes Africa has lots of potential.
As we may have noticed, Africa has an untapped market for digital payment systems and Jack Dorsey’s Square is the first mover into this market as he searched the continent for lucrative deals and investments.
Paystack which most call the Stripe of Africa is an online payment processing gateway for Nigeria and has raised over $7.9 million. Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa with Apollo starting it’s initiative it’s poised to skyrocket.
Apollo Currency 2020
Apollo Currency’s 2020 roadmap is a bit empty but the founder has said that they plan to release a long term roadmap in the coming weeks ahead and Apollo Fintech which could possibly be a new rebranding. The project looks promising and highly suggest you research and invest at least $10 right now. It’s cheap so you can minimize your risk with less money for more tokens.
