Zimbabwe’s Stock Exchange Open to Crypto Listing Subject to ‘Regulatory Appro...

Zimbabwe’s Stock Exchange Open to Crypto Listing Subject to ‘Regulatory Appro...

Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) CEO Justin Bgoni says its recently licensed subsidiary, the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange is open to listing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. However, according to local media reports, any such listings are still dependent on the digital asset issuers getting “regulatory approval.” The report does not provide any details of requirements that cryptocurrency issuers must meet for their respective tokens to get listed. Furthermore, some in Zimbabwe’s small crypto community are still skeptical about the announcement especially since it is not....


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