The Central African Republic, which made bitcoin legal tender in April, announced on Monday that it would postpone the listing of its national cryptocurrency token due to “current market conditions” and “marketing reasons.” According to a statement posted in the coin’s official Telegram channel, a plan to list the Sango Coin on unspecified crypto exchanges has been postponed until the first quarter. A “release” that would allow coin holders to sell up to 5% of their coins, which are currently “locked” for a year and unable to be sold, has also been delayed.
