1️⃣The Quantum Financial System (QFS) will be implemented across Africa between 2025 and 2030.
Objective: to centralize the continent’s resources — gold, diamonds, platinum, oil, energy, and rare earths — into a single digital financial ecosystem, fully verifiable and traceable

2️⃣ Each African nation will launch its own national digital currency (African CBDC).
Each currency will be directly backed by the country’s real national assets:

50% backed by physical gold and diamonds, certified at the central bank level;

50% backed by AFRIGOLD tokens, which become part of the continental common fund.

3️⃣ The AFRIGOLD Fund will be managed through the QFS infrastructure and will focus on three main directions:

🏙 The Future City (AFRIGOLD Capital): direct investments in infrastructure, green energy, and tokenized housing.

💻 The African Quantum Computer: a platform that will execute transactions and verify every transfer in real time.

🏦 The National Fund of Banks and Resources: connecting all African banks into one interoperable QFS network.

4️⃣ Resource flow:

Gold, diamonds, and banking capital from each African nation → are partially transferred (through tokenization) into AFRIGOLD.

AFRIGOLD → redistributes part of the total value toward the development of infrastructure and the quantum system.

All transactions are tracked on the QFS blockchain, with a unique identification for each gram of gold or diamond.

5️⃣ Financial Objective 2030:

Total consolidated value estimated at USD 10 trillion in assets.

Projected annual growth: 15–20%, driven by digitalization, tokenization, and energy expansion.

100% transparency in QFS: every resource, every token, and every transaction flow is verifiable in real time.

6️⃣ AFRIGOLD Status:

Digital continental currency.

Blockchain database connected to every African nation.

Single point of conversion between African national currencies and the global market.