Richard de Sousa, CEO of AltCoinTrader, explains the logic of those who say they will never sell their cryptos, but rather use them as collateral for loans.

Several key indicators suggest the current bear market may be coming to an end, says Revix investment analyst Brett Hope Robertson.

David Farelo and Andrew Ludwig of Currency Hub explain why crypto arbitrage profits are under pressure and how you can book three trades in a day.

Richard de Sousa, CEO of crypto exchange AltCoinTrader, says cryptos will eat into the market traditionally cornered by the banks. AltCoinTrader is about to launch collateralised lending, and that's just the start of the revolution in finance about to sweep the globe.

Because of the asymmetric potential for outsized returns, argues Gaurav Nair, co-founder of alternative investments group Jaltech.

Ran Neuner, co-founder of The Creative Council, is setting up the 'Bloomberg of the crypto space – a 24/7 global broadcasting empire that will take a deep dive into the evolving universe of cryptos and the blockchain.

Darren Hanekom of Hanekom Attorneys unravels the intricate web of transactions behind the 'hack' that emptied Africrypt's wallets in one of SA's biggest financial scandals.

Farzam Ehsani, CEO of crypto exchange VALR, explains why regulation of cryptos is a good thing, but exchange controls aren't the answer.

Sonny Fisher, founder of the Forus Exchange, explains how crypto tokens are being used to float 22 new films – with the benefits going to local filmmakers rather than Netflix and DStv.

Thomas Lobban of Tax Consulting SA explains why the SA Revenue Service is getting lit up about cryptos and what constitutes a tax event when 'airdropping', 'staking' and lending.

And why Stratum refuses to hand over customer information – an interview with its founder and CEO.

The long-held dream of financial inclusion may be at hand for more than one billion Africans, explains Monica Singer, SA lead for blockchain company ConsenSys. This explains why the Sarb is moving ahead with its plans for a digital rand and, possibly, 'digital wallets' for all.

Xago CEO Mark Chirnside explains how stablecoins backed by local fiat currencies are finding new applications across the African continent, reducing the costs of transacting and reducing the speed of payments to seconds.

Mazars partner Wiehann Olivier provides an extensive outline of the legal aspects as well as the risks associated with this form of cryptocurrency trading and the exchanges that facilitate it.

John Lombela returned to his home country of the Democratic Republic of Congo with a mission: to use the power of cryptocurrencies and blockchain to attract capital back to the country and unlock its mineral wealth.