Morocco recorded an estimated $14.6 billion in cryptocurrency inflows between July 2025 and June 2026, according to a new report from the blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The figure places Morocco second among the four North African countries with reported values, behind Egypt’s $18.8 billion and ahead of Algeria’s $8.1 billion and Tunisia’s $3 billion. Chainalysis measures this total as value received across service inflows, domestic peer-to-peer activity, cross-border peer-to-peer transfers, and cross-border business-to-person payments. The Moroccan number sits inside a wider regional picture. Chainalysis put the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) crypto economy at $443.3 billion for the period, down from $449.6 billion, a 1.4% decline that tracks the global rate. Sixteen of the 24 MENA markets with measurable data grew. The regional total stayed near flat because Türkiye and the UAE, which together make up 56% of the economy, moved in opposite directions and largely offset each other. Read more: https://t.co/t5g5AodZtC #morocco #cryptocurrency #moroccoworldnews