Africa is not a single market, but rather consists of 54 markets with different regulatory bodies, different Central Bank strategies, and different political realities. The quickest way to frustrate yourself is to open with a slide that says "Africa" as if it were a country, and then pitch a cookie-cutter stablecoin story. The Kredete team has just concluded visits to 20 countries, engaging with over a hundred bankers, regulators, and policymakers. This is a pragmatic summary of the real situation—what are misconceptions, what is reality, and what conditions are needed to realize stablecoins. Key points: • Africa's stablecoins are in a delicate balance between policy preference and political risk. In some instances, they are seen as pilot projects with a green light. In other areas, as soon as there is unauthorized activity, you can only be forced to exit. Currently, only a few countries have operational Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) licensing systems. Several others are still in the sandbox testing/draft bill phase. Don’t confuse consultation documents with licenses. • Banks will act when relationships, regulatory assurances, and risk narratives align, not because you posted a LinkedIn update about "launching business in Africa." • The quickest credibility check: Can your banking counterpart submit your proposal to the Central Bank and receive a prompt "no objection" response? If not, you’re just spinning your wheels. Misconceptions vs. Reality (from real cases) #Token of Love广场打CALL赢门票# #加密市场反弹# #美联储7月会议纪要# .