Please don’t misinterpret the current situation dear #Binance users from #Nigeria you can still trade #future and other trades with Binance simple make sure your assets are in USDT
Convert your assets to USDT, but you can’t trade p2p.
You can withdraw to a different platform or vendor to trade your assets for #Naira
#Write2Eam

The #Naira plunges to a record low against the dollar as availability of the US currency in Nigerian markets declines sharply.
#Write2Earn

In 2021 you can get a 100$ with your 48,500 Naira, but now if you want to have 100$ you need to get almost 145,000 Naira 🥹🥲 Can you Imagine! R.I.P Nigerian Naira 🥶#Naira #Write2Earn #NigeriaCrypto

Bitcoin Vs Cedis

Did you know bitcoin has already broken the all time high in Ghana cedis..
Yes it has. And even more.

You may be thinking how ?

But here it is important to understand why you should only save in bitcoin and not in the banks or in any fiat currency.

Bitcoin all time high was - 69,000 on November 10th, 2021

That’s high right.

Let’s do little maths.

On November 10th. The cedis was 6.15 to the dollar. So if you had got one bitcoin. It was worth

6.15 x 69,000 dollars = 424,350 cedis

Today. Bitcoin at $61,400
And the dollar to cedis rate doubled at 12.98

You’d have to buy one bitcoin at.

*12.98 x 61,400 = 796,972cedis*

So let’s say.

You kept your bitcoin at all time high. And never sold until now. Even with the loss of 9,000 dollars.

You have still earned more in Ghana cedis.

Than keeping on to your 500,000 cedis in the bank as savings.

Now let’s say your friends think you were stupid to buy this internet money at 69,000 dollars with your 440,000 cedis

And today it’s 61,400 and they feeling wiser

Show them how much it’s worth in cedis now.
Bitcoin has broken a whole lots of all time highs in many currencies. Except the dollar. And probably in 68 days. It may break the dollar all time high- or bitcoin may do what bitcoin does. ( unpredictable)
#BTC #Gh #cedi #Naira #NairaStrength

BREAKING::🚀🚀🚀

A handfull of crypto companies in nigeria, will no longer allow users to buy the USDT and USDC stablecoin with #Naira after the renewed security from the #centralbank of Nigeria (CBN).

"There was a meeting of #crypto⭐️ founders on Tuesday morning, and a number of the agreed to suspend the #trades on their platform ". a person at that meeting told TechCabal. A second crypto industry players , confirmed the meeting but declined to share details.

At least two crypto exchanges has told their Nigeria customers about the new development.

"we are suspending the buying and selling of USDT and USDC for Naira. This means you can't buy or sell USDT or USDC with Naira, said a notification sent by one exchange to customers.

#Write2Earn‬

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Nigerian President, Finance Minister and Attorney General Sued for Anti-Cryptocurrency Stances

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In a bold move against the Nigerian government’s stance on digital assets, cryptocurrency advocate James Utudor has filed a lawsuit seeking to lift restrictions on cryptocurrency exchanges.

This landmark case names the Nigerian President, Minister of Finance, and Attorney General, as well as several other government agencies, as primary defendants.

Utudor’s lawsuit, filed on August 9, argues that current regulations violate Nigerians’ fundamental rights, particularly their access to digital assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and stablecoins.

It claims these restrictions deny residents the tools they need to protect against inflation and participate in the global digital economy.

Since the beginning of 2024, Nigerian authorities have intensified measures to curb the use of cryptocurrencies, targeting popular exchanges such as Binance.

Authorities argue that these platforms facilitate illegal activities and contribute to the devaluation of the Nigerian naira. There have also been accusations that these exchanges evade tax obligations despite generating significant revenue from Nigerian users.

#Nigeria #Naira #Bitcoin #Binance #Crypto $BNB $BTC $ETH

Nigeria Resumes Dollar Sales to Money Changers Amid Naira's Decline

#NigerianTraders #NigeriaCryptoBan #NigeriaVsBinance #NigeriaCrypto #Naira

The Central Bank of Nigeria resumed selling US dollars to money changers to address the falling value of the naira.

This decision came after the naira-to-dollar exchange rate dropped to a low of NGN1,639 per dollar, likely due to increased demand for US dollars for travel and business.

The central bank has outlined rules for money changers participating in this program, including a one percent markup on the purchase price and designated locations for submitting applications

who else knows why NGN p2p is not working? share ur thoughts in the comment section, way forward?
#nigeriaP2P #Naira

short long sy door raho

Nigeria currency naira dropped to all time low.
the currency is now trading at 1,750 naira per dollar.

#Naira #PIXEL #Write2Earn #WLD #FIL

Challenges Faced by Nigerian Investors in the Crypto Market Amidst Rising Dollar-Naira Exchange Rates

The cryptocurrency market has gained significant popularity in Nigeria, with many investors embracing digital assets as an alternative investment opportunity. However, Nigerian crypto investors are currently facing a daunting challenge as the value of the dollar rises against the naira in the black market, especially after a brief decrease a few hours back. In this article, we will discuss the problems facing Nigerian investors in the crypto market amidst the volatile exchange rates and explore possible solutions.

1.Exchange Rate Instability:
The rising dollar-naira exchange rates in the black market pose a major challenge for Nigerian investors in the crypto market. As the value of the naira decreases, it becomes more expensive for investors to purchase cryptocurrencies using their local currency.

2.Limited Access to Foreign Exchanges:
Many Nigerian investors rely on foreign exchanges to trade cryptocurrencies due to the limited availability of local crypto exchanges. However, the rising dollar-naira exchange rates make it even more difficult for investors to access foreign exchanges, as they need to convert their naira to dollars at a higher cost.

3.Reduced Purchasing Power:
With the continuous rise of the dollar against the naira, the purchasing power of Nigerian investors in the crypto market diminishes. It becomes more expensive to acquire cryptocurrencies, and this affects the overall volume of investments.

4.Increased Risk:
Due to the uncertainty and volatility caused by the rising dollar-naira exchange rates, Nigerian investors has potential losses when converting between currencies.

Possible Solutions:

Strategies to Overcome Challenges Faced by Nigerian Crypto Investors in the Rising Dollar-Naira Exchange Rate Environment:-

1. Diversification of Crypto Portfolios

2.Utilizing Stablecoins

3.Active Monitoring and Timing.

4.Collaborating with Local Crypto Exchanges.

#CryptoCurrents #InvestorAlert #Naira #usdt/ngn #ProblemSolving $USDC

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS ON NAIRA

Naira forming a new lower low at 1476.29 is a good sign that naira will keep gaining strength over time.
Next stop is 1372.62 which will happen soon and as soon as it breaks the 1372.62 support then 959.59 is in sight

I think Nigerians should rejoice, me personally I am rejoicing.

#HotTrends #NairaStrength #Naira #NigeriaVsBinance #NigerianTraders