What we shipped.
New products, new data, new coverage. The measurements themselves live in the Intelligence Feed — this is the record of what we built to produce them.
- Coverage
Hisa, and a new Savings & Investments category
Hisa — a Nigerian and Kenyan app for stocks, ETFs and dollar savings — is the first venue in a new Savings & Investments category, measured across BSC, Ethereum and Polygon.
- Coverage
October coverage: Divest, two rand stablecoins and TON
Divest, a Nigerian crypto-to-cash offramp, joins with $82.9M across BSC and Ethereum. ZARU and ZARSC, two South African rand stablecoins, join the stablecoin hub. And Quidax's and Spenda's TON rails are now counted — $7.7M of USDT we had measured but not yet published.
- Coverage
South Africa: Luno and VALR
AfriFlux now covers South Africa. Luno and VALR are our first two venues there — $877.8M of customer deposits across about 128,800 addresses. Very large flows are shown separately on each venue page rather than counted in the total.
- Coverage
September coverage: Blockradar, HyperFX, Textile FX and Jeroid
Blockradar, the wallet infrastructure many venues run on — $1.40B of observable flow across ten chains. HyperFX and Textile FX, two on-chain FX settlement networks, measured order by order from their own contracts. And Jeroid, a Nigerian crypto and gift-card offramp, with $28.13M across four chains.
- Coverage
Obiex
Obiex, a Nigerian exchange, is now covered across eight chains — $1.74bn of retail deposits and $9.34bn of business flow, the largest venue we track. Its retail and business books are measured and published separately.
- Coverage
Flutterwave, and a new Business Payments category
Flutterwave is our first business-only venue: $323.01M of business deposits, in a new Business Payments category. Business-only venues report their full volume, kept out of retail totals, with payouts measured separately.