Kenya's Crypto Innovation Under Threat: Government's Deadly Laws

[@aaronmutua]

We will relocate to TZ, UG, Dubai. We are unstoppable 🎉

[@tonnierozay1703]

actually i was in TZ for a 1 week benchmark..huko ndio narelocate

[@joanmbesya2233]

Mumo, you have spoken like a Million intellect brains put together. Ignorance is expensive, and unfortunately, that's where we are headed. We need 10 more like you to uplift Kenya. Crypto is a gateway to freedom. Thank you for this video

[@ashady1900]

Thank you sir wish had seen ua channel long time ......u have been informative

[@allanodero1658]

I'm starting to love your videos. Crypto is decentralized, I am still wondering how they'll regulate it. maybe they regulate the exchanges and the merchants+ mpesa, banks, etc. but it will be impossible to regulate the wallet. they will fail big time and make people to be more creative, cunning, and super elusive. A thing the first they didn't want in the first place.

[@OnyeChris]

Sir please, I have something that have been bothering me for some time now ,I have been investing in auto invest portfolio plan for the past 6 months, the truth is that I don't know the date it will end,and I need to withdraw from my ongoing asset,but I don't know what to do. I normally redeem my interest and invest it back.

[@xavierowino]

But mumo, blockchain does not hinder terrorism/criminality. That's because it has anonymity which crime or money laundering thrives on. Blockchain does not reveal the identity of bitcoin owners, does it? So criminals would actually embrace it, not run away from it. Why do ransomware hackers ask for payment in bitcoin rather than fiat from their victims? To avoid getting caught.

[@samikaeibo]

are you listening?