The Zimbabwe Cryptocurrency Exchange Platform, Galix, is now expanding to expand its planned token to increase $ 32 million and earlier this month, expanded to dominant Kenya and Uganda.
Golix's primary currency offer was interrupted after the Reserve Bank banned banks by processing the country's Cryptocomarous Transaction. Epike Bank later ordered Galix to stop the operation of the crypto, but the decision was taken exclusively as a result of this move.
In spite of the recovery of the prosecution of the prosecutrix Gullyx, the regulatory issue in Zimbabwe scrambled for a breach as the country of the Greek currency caused much uncertainty and obstacles for trade and investment in the virtual currency.
It now turns out that companies have set their outlook on the broader African market and will be working with token sales.
"Zimbabwe pioneer digital coins, raising $ 32 million through the sale of a token of the Galix, cryptocurrencies across the entire African continent, a bid for inflation funding," Nhlalwenhle Ngwenya, spokesman for Golley said on Friday night.
According to William Scheey, head of special projects in exchange for Zimbabwe digital currency, Token sales are aimed at Encore's initiative to enable instant remittance and international payments through cryptocoarizing.