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Speaking of institutionalising global blockchain adoption, this is probably one for the history books. @iota just announced a partnership with @wef @InstituteGC for ADAPT, an initiative aimed at leading a digital trade transformation across Africa. It’s not everyday we get to see a protocol setting global standards across one of the largest continents here. The pilot is designed to establish a comprehensive, end-to-end framework, spanning: 1⃣Trusted Digital Identity → universally verifiable credentials via decentralised identifiers 2⃣Cross-Border Data Exchange → unified information flows powered by smart contracts + AI-driven compliance 3⃣Interoperable Finance Layer → a single network for financial services enabling cost efficiency + seamless cross-border operations The roadmap stretches to 2035 with clearly defined targets: 🔸 2x annual trade (+$70B) 🔸 Border clearance delays reduced from 14 days → 3 days 🔸 $23.6B annual gains from faster, more efficient trade 🔸 Cross-border payment fee reduction from 6–9% → 3% As the continent continues to develop and integrate into global markets, the role IOTA is playing here is genuinely significant imo. And for IOTA itself, anchoring a partnership at this scale creates a moat of its own: Establishment → accredited positioning as a go-to global blockchain → increased appeal for future large-scale partnerships → value accrual back into the IOTA ecosystem ( $IOTA). In case you didn't realise, this is a a foundational step to a much bigger arc.

Africa launches ADAPT, a blockchain-powered digital trade platform backed by AfCFTA, WEF, IOTA and TBI to fast-track cross-border trade and payments. Read more >>>

Africa just became the first region in the world to deploy a continent-wide digital trade infrastructure – and it’s running on @iota. ADAPT (by @AfCFTA, @wef, @InstituteGC & IOTA) replaces the paper-based processes that cost African businesses billions: • 4B documents/day •

#IOTA Partners with Global Entities for Africa's Digital Trade Transformation IOTA collaborates with the World Economic Forum and Tony Blair Institute on ADAPT, aiming to revolutionize Africa's trade through digital infrastructure.