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Hey Kenya, Busha’s here 🎉
Busha is live in Kenya. Start crypto trading in Kenyan shillings now.
Four Reasons Why You Need Busha Spend
Hiiii, guys! We are still bathing in the euphoria of launching Busha Spend! If you’re new here, Busha Spend is our new feature that allows you to buy airtime and data directly from your Busha wallet with your cryptocurrency assets. The best part is there’s more coming soon!
BUSHA SPEND IS LIVE!! WHAT TO EXPECT?
Ever been in a situation where you’re broke but not crypto broke? Yeah, we’ve all been there! 😂 Well, we’re here with something that eliminates the stench of being broke! Lol! You now have a way to spend your crypto directly from your Busha wallet [https://play.google.
YIELD 101: Growing A Passive Income with Crypto Savings
Puff & Puff Co is an investment platform that began operations in 2021, and they are offering savers, investors, and average salary earners a whopping 40% interest/month on a variety of opportunities, from agricultural produce and real estate to stock trading. 40% interest monthly sounds like a juicy deal
Cyber Monday Referral Bonus Double Boost
It's Cyber Monday! We'll be doing it a little differently here and giving a double boost of your Busha referral bonuses! For the next, we will be doubling your rewards for referring a new user to Busha from N500 to N1,000! When you refer a
The Busha app gets even better
A major reason why people love to use Busha is because of how seamless and intuitive our app is. Since 2019, we’ve had what we think is the best crypto app out there. We didn’t think it could get much better, but it just did! After months of
Going Live with Busha Yield
If 2020 and 2021 were courses we all enrolled into, there would be only two kinds of students graduating; those who succeeded and made a profit out of innovation and technology, and those who made great losses ignoring the green lights and red flags all around us. In 2019, Busha
Transcending Regular Savings Using Crypto
“Musa intends to save N1,000 every month for one year without a single spend on his regular savings account and calculated that he would end up with N12,200 at the bank by the end of the year. Is that the best move for him? Stick around to find