Invastor’s Bold Move and Kenya’s Crypto Buzz Today
Just when you thought you had heard enough of “Blockchain is the future,” InVastor is here to flip the script.They have decided to let the tech speak for itself: by dropping a starter fund directly into the digital wallets of Kenya’s 463 MPs, senators, and county governors. That’s roughly KSh 3 million in total. KSh 6,500 each in InVastor Coins, all to turn passive policymakers into active users.
Invastor’s digital finance platform, InVastor Coin, is built on Solana and was also featured in PR Newswire’s press release.This personal stipend is designed to be more than just money; it’s a functional key for policymakers to unlock a real-world understanding of blockchain by sending, receiving, and using digital assets themselves. Spearheaded by Kenyan-born CEO Chris Esikumo, the initiative echoes the disruptive spirit of M-Pesa, aiming to ensure the Silicon Savannah pioneers proactive and informed crypto regulation for Africa, rather than simply reacting to global trends.
If crypto regulation happens anywhere with nuance, Kenya’s mobile-money legacy now has a chance to lead the charge.
With Invastor leading innovation, community meetups fueling adoption, and regulation on the horizon, Kenya’s crypto ecosystem is buzzing. The next few months could be pivotal in shaping how blockchain matures in the country. Check more about what they are doing at their website .
