- Binance's decision to discontinue services in Nigeria has shocked many, highlighting challenges faced by crypto entrepreneurs in the Global South.
- NoOnes, a peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading platform, was founded to address these challenges and provide solutions for entrepreneurs.
- The CEO of NoOnes, who previously operated a Bitcoin company in the United States, foresaw regulatory hurdles and financial apartheid, prompting him to establish the platform in the Global South.
- The departure of Binance underscores the difficulties faced by crypto businesses operating from other continents in understanding and addressing local issues.
- NoOnes is committed to supporting entrepreneurs in the Global South, with a focus on listening to local communities and fostering partnerships for mutual benefit.
- The platform aims to empower entrepreneurs by providing a level playing field and opportunities for economic growth within their own countries.
- Despite challenges, opportunities remain abundant, and NoOnes is poised to assist Nigerian entrepreneurs in leveraging Bitcoin for prosperity in the region.
- NoOnes believes in the potential of the Global South and is dedicated to supporting its growth and development.
- The post is a guest contribution by Ray Youssef, reflecting personal insights and opinions on the crypto landscape in Nigeria and the Global South.
