Africa's Web3 landscape faces regulatory uncertainties, hindering potential users and investors, according to Cartesi developer advocate Jathin Jagannath. Despite a 1,668% increase in blockchain funding in 2022, lack of clear regulations and limited digital literacy may slow down adoption. A recent report by PwC and Emurgo Africa 2023 highlights Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa as leaders in Web3 adoption. Cartesi and Web3 Bridge are collaborating on an 8-week masterclass in Nigeria to improve developers' skills and boost visibility in the African ecosystem. Jathin believes that decentralized wallets and Web3 applications can bring transformative changes to Africa's financial systems and cross-border trade.