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Luno and VALR — South Africa’s two biggest crypto exchanges — are both warning that proposed new rules could break […]

South Africa is moving fast on crypto regulation. If you hold Bitcoin, the rules are about to change — and

‘Not your keys, not your coins’ is the golden rule. When you leave Bitcoin on an exchange, you’re trusting them.

Yes. Owning and trading Bitcoin is legal in SA. SARS treats it as an asset — so if you profit,

Step 1: understand what you’re buying (read the free guide first). Step 2: use a local, registered exchange. Step 3:

Your bank app needs electricity, a data connection, and a working server. Bitcoin, held in a wallet on your phone,

Load-shedding, a weak rand, and banks that close accounts without explanation. More South Africans are asking: ‘what’s outside the system?’

Bitcoin is digital money that nobody controls. No Reserve Bank, no bank, no company can freeze it, print more of