South Africa’s First NFT Marketplace, Momint, Shuts Down Amid Market Pressures
Momint, a South African Web3 and crypto startup, has announced its closure due to rising operational costs, limited user growth, and a challenging funding environment. Founded in 2021, it was recognized as the country’s...
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