The Kenya Revenue Authority’s announcement that it has collected Sh10 billion from digital asset taxation marks a significant milestone in the country’s efforts to bring the fast-evolving cryptocurrency space into the formal economy. This achievement reflects Kenya’s commitment to modernising its tax base and recognising digital assets as an important part of the future financial ecosystem. It signals progress in an area that many countries are still grappling with, and that deserves to be acknowledged. Yet, beneath this headline success lies complex challenges that must be addressed to safeguard Kenya’s position as a leading innovation hub. Having had conversations…