Bitcoin Cash For Africa. The success story of Bitcoin and the earliest investors has become perhaps, the biggest drive towards investing in new and unique concepts by people who never invested before. In Africa, there is a continued hunt for Crypto GEMS which have tendencies of yielding so much interest within a given time. While the most successful African crypto investors continue to trade Bitcoin. For an average African trader or investor, in vesting in Bitcoin is almost literary impossible. This is for two reasons, firstly there are little or no jobs in the African Continent and people who venture into Crypto for survival join almost cardless, and so would take enough time to grow a capital of nothing to something to be able to grow Bitcoin. Secondly, Individuals like to invest in coins where they can own many coins and not just fraction. For an average African Civil servant, it would take more than ten years in service to earn the cost of a Bitcoin at its current price, using Nigeria for a case. Therefore, alternatively to Bitcoin, most African are trooping towards Bitcoin Cash, the surge towards the end of the fourth quarter of 2020 has remained a life changing testimony for many African investors, these testimonies has made it even more popular among African Investors. And for the mere fact that it offers to an African, the advantages Bitcoin deny them, it has continued on an even faster spread to becoming a household name. With a population over 1.5billiin capturing even ten percent of the African population will launch Bitcoin Cash into the farthest Sky. However, just as in Nigeria where over 30% of the entire population trade or hold Crypto, not all African nationals hold Crypto. But things are changing very fast as countries fight to grab a foot spot in the crypto space. Maybe not within a year, but a whooping 50% of Africans will soon hold crypto. If just 10% of the 50% of over 1.5billion hold Bitcoin Cash. The Market could skyrocket about ETH. As it is, Bitcoin Cash is the Cryptocurrency for Africa and developing countries. Chiemena Ndukwu