For world peace for collective growth dollar must die . They intimidate growth in the entire world .they have stagnated asia and Africa they are pushing silly policy to keep sovereign nations in debt .Who makes USA the big brother role
what most newbies don't understand is that bullruns are way too short they take less than a month to actualize whereas all the other months will be big sells
Watching Andrew tate from a distance has made me realize he is nothing short of a scammer since he saw limelight . whatever can make him money he onto it . before you come for me remember i was once a follower
I'm into crypto since 2017 never traded in my life only invested, so this time binance gave a vouchers for futures, so I got in made $1k with that $10 voucher just in a month.
I hate the "do not play futures" nyenyenye đ€źđ€ą . how do you expect me to turn my $100 to #1000 đ€.holding for 10 years???đ” please spare me your wisdom
it is really hard to convince people to buy crypto when its shorting and so is it hard to convince them to buy when its buying because it seems like its at the top
Africa Giant is making strides in regulating crypto . not entirely right but lets agree its better than banning it
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Nigeria Updates Crypto Regulations for VASPs and Influencers
According to PANews, the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has revised its cryptocurrency regulations, introducing new requirements for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) and social media influencers involved in crypto-related marketing. The updated digital asset rules mandate that VASPs collaborating with third-party service providers to promote their crypto products must obtain prior approval from the commission. Additionally, VASPs are required to ensure that these third-party providers adhere to the marketing rules established by the SEC. These regulations apply to any VASP offering services to residents of Nigeria and are set to take effect on June 30, 2025.The revisions also address the role of social media influencers in promoting cryptocurrency products and services. Influencers must secure a 'no objection authorization' from the Nigerian SEC before publishing digital asset advertisements. Furthermore, they are obligated to verify whether the companies they promote are licensed by the Nigerian SEC. Financial influencers must also disclose if they receive compensation for promoting the crypto products or services. Non-compliance with these regulations could result in penalties, including a minimum fine of 10 million Nigerian Naira (approximately $6,400) or up to three years of imprisonment.
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