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Regulators mull loosening up crypto laws in a major U-turn

Tools for Humanity CEO and Co-Founder Alexi Blania (centre) flanked Sam Sadle (left) Head of Policy and Thomas Scott, Chief Legal Officer when they appeared before the Adhoc Committee of Enquiry into the Worldcoin controversy at Mini chambers, Nairobi. September 6, 2023. [Elvis Ogina, Standard]

Kenya is considering the possibility of easing regulations on cryptocurrencies, marking a notable change in the country's approach to digital assets.

Five financial regulators including the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) said recently they will establish and execute comprehensive and accommodating structures that seek to simplify innovation, including digital assets, to meet the needs of the masses and promote financial development.

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