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Important Notice for Telegram Users: If you're still using Telegram with a +234 Nigerian mobile number, be aware that Telegram may share your data, including mobile numbers and IP addresses, with the government. Consider updating your account to an international mobile number for enhanced privacy. This raises concerns about Telegram's commitment to decentralization. Is complying with regulations worth compromising user data? What implications does this have for $TON? #BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #moonbix #TrumpFirstBTCUse #NigerianTraders #Telegram
Important Notice for Telegram Users:

If you're still using Telegram with a +234 Nigerian mobile number, be aware that Telegram may share your data, including mobile numbers and IP addresses, with the government.

Consider updating your account to an international mobile number for enhanced privacy.

This raises concerns about Telegram's commitment to decentralization. Is complying with regulations worth compromising user data? What implications does this have for $TON?

#BinanceLaunchpoolHMSTR #moonbix #TrumpFirstBTCUse #NigerianTraders #Telegram
#NigerianTraders It is no longer news that naira is been disabled on Binance. Please any idea on how to buy crypto on Binance. I have naira to get crypto but no clue on how to deposit and get crypto.
#NigerianTraders It is no longer news that naira is been disabled on Binance. Please any idea on how to buy crypto on Binance. I have naira to get crypto but no clue on how to deposit and get crypto.
Buying and Selling Crypto with Naira on Binance: Strike as Your New Ally #NigerianTraders rejoice! While Binance no longer directly supports the Nigerian Naira (NGN), there's a reliable solution for buying and selling crypto with your local currency. Strike emerges as a valuable partner, allowing you to seamlessly convert NGN to Tether (USDT) or bitcoin, for your Binance trading needs. Here's how Strike can help you to trade in Binance after you have verified yourself on the Strike app: 1. Converting Naira to USDT: Deposit Naira: Simply send NGN directly to your Strike account using various supported methods like bank transfers, mobile wallets, or cash deposits. Buy USDT: With your deposited NGN, you can easily purchase USDT at competitive rates within the Strike app. 2. Trading on Binance: Transfer USDT to Binance: Once you own USDT, transfer it seamlessly to your Binance account to access its vast crypto marketplace. 3. Withdrawing funds (Selling USDT for Naira): Send USDT to Strike: Transfer your USDT back to your Strike account from your Binance wallet. Sell USDT for Naira: Within the Strike app, conveniently sell your USDT back to NGN at competitive rates. Withdraw Naira: Finally, withdraw your converted NGN directly to your linked Nigerian bank account. Strike offers several advantages: Convenience: Manage your entire crypto journey, from buying USDT to withdrawing Naira, within a single, user-friendly platform. Competitive rates: Enjoy competitive exchange rates for both buying and selling USDT, ensuring you get the most value for your money. Security: Strike prioritizes user security with robust measures to protect your funds and transactions. With Strike, Nigerians can continue their crypto ventures smoothly. So, leverage this valuable platform, explore the exciting world of crypto, and remember, responsible investing is key! Earn $0.50 when you join Strike and make a deposit via my referral https://invite.strike.me/ZH4B3J #TrendingTopic #Write2Earn
Buying and Selling Crypto with Naira on Binance: Strike as Your New Ally

#NigerianTraders rejoice! While Binance no longer directly supports the Nigerian Naira (NGN), there's a reliable solution for buying and selling crypto with your local currency.

Strike emerges as a valuable partner, allowing you to seamlessly convert NGN to Tether (USDT) or bitcoin, for your Binance trading needs.

Here's how Strike can help you to trade in Binance after you have verified yourself on the Strike app:

1. Converting Naira to USDT:

Deposit Naira: Simply send NGN directly to your Strike account using various supported methods like bank transfers, mobile wallets, or cash deposits.

Buy USDT: With your deposited NGN, you can easily purchase USDT at competitive rates within the Strike app.

2. Trading on Binance:

Transfer USDT to Binance: Once you own USDT, transfer it seamlessly to your Binance account to access its vast crypto marketplace.

3. Withdrawing funds (Selling USDT for Naira):

Send USDT to Strike: Transfer your USDT back to your Strike account from your Binance wallet.

Sell USDT for Naira: Within the Strike app, conveniently sell your USDT back to NGN at competitive rates.

Withdraw Naira: Finally, withdraw your converted NGN directly to your linked Nigerian bank account.

Strike offers several advantages:

Convenience: Manage your entire crypto journey, from buying USDT to withdrawing Naira, within a single, user-friendly platform.

Competitive rates: Enjoy competitive exchange rates for both buying and selling USDT, ensuring you get the most value for your money.

Security: Strike prioritizes user security with robust measures to protect your funds and transactions.

With Strike, Nigerians can continue their crypto ventures smoothly. So, leverage this valuable platform, explore the exciting world of crypto, and remember, responsible investing is key!

Earn $0.50 when you join Strike and make a deposit via my referral

https://invite.strike.me/ZH4B3J

#TrendingTopic #Write2Earn
Nigeria's crypto scene might be on the verge of a major shift! Emomotimi Agama, the Director General of the SEC, recently praised cryptocurrencies for their potential to enhance financial services, especially in reducing remittance costs and aiding Nigeria's 38 million unbanked adults. Despite recent crackdowns on exchanges like Binance and service restrictions across the sector, Agama's remarks at the 2024 PACMAN Conference highlight the significant role of crypto, with over 33.4% of Nigerians involved. This could signal a move towards easing regulations and a more positive outlook for crypto in Nigeria. #NigerianTraders #NigeriaCrypto
Nigeria's crypto scene might be on the verge of a major shift! Emomotimi Agama, the Director General of the SEC, recently praised cryptocurrencies for their potential to enhance financial services, especially in reducing remittance costs and aiding Nigeria's 38 million unbanked adults.

Despite recent crackdowns on exchanges like Binance and service restrictions across the sector, Agama's remarks at the 2024 PACMAN Conference highlight the significant role of crypto, with over 33.4% of Nigerians involved. This could signal a move towards easing regulations and a more positive outlook for crypto in Nigeria.

#NigerianTraders #NigeriaCrypto
🇳🇬 Internet Computer Protocol promotes blockchain engagement in Africa 🇳🇬 ICP’s DecaHack event highlighted the transformative potential of blockchain and the importance of nurturing talent in the sector. 💎 Nigerian youths have been urged to actively engage with blockchain technology to enhance their global competitiveness. 📣 Adedayo Adebajo, co-founder of ICP Hub Sahara — an official branch of the Internet Computer Protocol ecosystem — highlighted the importance of engaging with blockchain technology during the second DecaHack cohort held at the University of Ibadan (UI) in Oyo State. DecaHack is an ICP-run initiative that offers online blockchain boot camps, a hackathon and a stage pitch competition for prizes. #Write2Earn! #BinanceTurns7 #NigerianTraders
🇳🇬 Internet Computer Protocol promotes blockchain engagement in Africa 🇳🇬
ICP’s DecaHack event highlighted the transformative potential of blockchain and the importance of nurturing talent in the sector.
💎 Nigerian youths have been urged to actively engage with blockchain technology to enhance their global competitiveness.
📣 Adedayo Adebajo, co-founder of ICP Hub Sahara — an official branch of the Internet Computer Protocol ecosystem — highlighted the importance of engaging with blockchain technology during the second DecaHack cohort held at the University of Ibadan (UI) in Oyo State. DecaHack is an ICP-run initiative that offers online blockchain boot camps, a hackathon and a stage pitch competition for prizes.
#Write2Earn! #BinanceTurns7 #NigerianTraders
Nigeria’s SEC Grants Two Crypto Firms Approval in Principle #ApprovalRatings Exchange Nigeria Regulation #NigerianTraders The SEC announced that five other firms have been admitted to test their business models. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Nigeria has granted approval in principle to two digital asset exchanges, Busha Digital Limited and Quidax Technologies Limited. The provisional crypto license allows the firms to commence operations under the Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme (ARIP), according to a report by local news The report said that the ARIP cohort includes two digital asset exchanges, four digital asset offering platforms, and one digital asset custodian. Busha and Quidax Gain Regulatory Approval Busha Digital Limited, one of the approved exchanges, facilitates the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies using fiat currency. Through Busha’s mobile and web applications, users can engage in various cryptocurrency-related activities, including buying, selling, storing, sending, receiving, trading, investing, and making payments. $BTC Quidax Technologies Limited, the other firm granted approval in principle, runs a cryptocurrency trading platform that leverages blockchain technology The platform lists and trades existing crypto tokens, providing these services through a proprietary blockchain owned and managed by the company. {spot}(BNBUSDT) In addition to Busha and Quidax, the SEC announced that five other firms have been admitted to test their business models and technologies under the SEC’s Regulation. These companies include Trovotech Ltd, Wrapped CBDC Ltd, HousingExchange.NG Ltd, Dream City Capital, and Blockvault Custodian Ltd. The ARIP was established by the SEC to integrate firms that had already begun operations before the issuance of the Rules on Virtual Asset Service Providers. The RI Programme, according to the SEC, is designed to evaluate the business models of digital asset companies and to test innovative products, services, and technologies in a controlled market environment.
Nigeria’s SEC Grants Two Crypto Firms Approval in Principle #ApprovalRatings

Exchange Nigeria Regulation #NigerianTraders

The SEC announced that five other firms have been admitted to test their business models.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Nigeria has granted approval in principle to two digital asset exchanges, Busha Digital Limited and Quidax Technologies Limited.

The provisional crypto license allows the firms to commence operations under the Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme (ARIP), according to a report by local news

The report said that the ARIP cohort includes two digital asset exchanges, four digital asset offering platforms, and one digital asset custodian.

Busha and Quidax Gain Regulatory Approval

Busha Digital Limited, one of the approved exchanges, facilitates the buying and selling of cryptocurrencies using fiat currency.

Through Busha’s mobile and web applications, users can engage in various cryptocurrency-related activities, including buying, selling, storing, sending, receiving, trading, investing, and making payments.
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Quidax Technologies Limited, the other firm granted approval in principle, runs a cryptocurrency trading platform that leverages blockchain technology

The platform lists and trades existing crypto tokens, providing these services through a proprietary blockchain owned and managed by the company.

In addition to Busha and Quidax, the SEC announced that five other firms have been admitted to test their business models and technologies under the SEC’s Regulation.

These companies include Trovotech Ltd, Wrapped CBDC Ltd, HousingExchange.NG Ltd, Dream City Capital, and Blockvault Custodian Ltd.

The ARIP was established by the SEC to integrate firms that had already begun operations before the issuance of the Rules on Virtual Asset Service Providers.

The RI Programme, according to the SEC, is designed to evaluate the business models of digital asset companies and to test innovative products, services, and technologies in a controlled market environment.
What will happen to my NGN funds/assets after 2024-03-08 08:00 (UTC)? For users who don't withdraw NGN, trade your NGN assets, or convert NGN into crypto before the discontinuation date, any remaining NGN balances in users’ Binance accounts will be automatically converted to USDT based on the conversion rate 1 USDT = 1,515.13 NGN. The conversion rate is calculated based on the average closing price of the USDT/NGN trading pair on Binance Spot in the last seven days. The conversion may take approximately up to 24 hours or longer. USDT tokens will be credited to users’ Spot wallets thereafter, and users can confirm receipt of the tokens via the Convert History page.#TrendingTopic #NigerianTraders #USDTDaily
What will happen to my NGN funds/assets after 2024-03-08 08:00 (UTC)?

For users who don't withdraw NGN, trade your NGN assets, or convert NGN into crypto before the discontinuation date, any remaining NGN balances in users’ Binance accounts will be automatically converted to USDT based on the conversion rate 1 USDT = 1,515.13 NGN. The conversion rate is calculated based on the average closing price of the USDT/NGN trading pair on Binance Spot in the last seven days. The conversion may take approximately up to 24 hours or longer. USDT tokens will be credited to users’ Spot wallets thereafter, and users can confirm receipt of the tokens via the Convert History page.#TrendingTopic #NigerianTraders #USDTDaily
🚀 Attention Nigerian Traders! 🇳🇬 Are you eagerly waiting for Binance to reopen its P2P trading to Nigerian traders? 🤔 Well, you're not alone! Many of us are eagerly anticipating the return of this incredible platform that has revolutionized the way we trade crypto. The suspense is palpable, the anticipation is real, but the question remains: When will Binance open back its P2P to Nigerian traders? 💼💰 Let's keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts, insights, and predictions in the comments below. Together, let's navigate the crypto landscape and unlock new opportunities! 🌟 #Binance #P2P #WriteToEarn #NigerianTraders #CryptoTrading
🚀 Attention Nigerian Traders! 🇳🇬

Are you eagerly waiting for Binance to reopen its P2P trading to Nigerian traders? 🤔 Well, you're not alone! Many of us are eagerly anticipating the return of this incredible platform that has revolutionized the way we trade crypto.

The suspense is palpable, the anticipation is real, but the question remains: When will Binance open back its P2P to Nigerian traders? 💼💰
Let's keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts, insights, and predictions in the comments below. Together, let's navigate the crypto landscape and unlock new opportunities! 🌟 #Binance #P2P #WriteToEarn
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Misinformation only p2p is not available for Nigerians. NGN/USDT on Binance #TrendingTopic #Nigeria #NigerianTraders #BTC/USDT: #Launchpool
🚀 Attention Nigerian Traders! 🇳🇬 Are you eagerly waiting for Binance to reopen its P2P trading to Nigerian traders? 🤔 Well, you're not alone! Many of us are eagerly anticipating the return of this incredible platform that has revolutionized the way we trade crypto. The suspense is palpable, the anticipation is real, but the question remains: When will Binance open back its P2P to Nigerian traders? 💼💰 Let's keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts, insights, and predictions in the comments below. Together, let's navigate the crypto landscape and unlock new opportunities! 🌟 #Binance #P2P #NigerianTraders #CryptoTrading #WriteToEarn
🚀 Attention Nigerian Traders! 🇳🇬

Are you eagerly waiting for Binance to reopen its P2P trading to Nigerian traders? 🤔 Well, you're not alone! Many of us are eagerly anticipating the return of this incredible platform that has revolutionized the way we trade crypto.

The suspense is palpable, the anticipation is real, but the question remains: When will Binance open back its P2P to Nigerian traders? 💼💰

Let's keep the conversation going! Share your thoughts, insights, and predictions in the comments below. Together, let's navigate the crypto landscape and unlock new opportunities! 🌟 #Binance #P2P #NigerianTraders #CryptoTrading #WriteToEarn
Nigerian Civil Society Groups Praise Crypto Tax Proposal #Nigeria's #NigerianTraders #CryptoNewss #CryptoDawar #Crypto_Jobs🎯 A coalition of Nigerian civil society organizations has applauded the plan by Zacch Adedeji, head of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, to include cryptocurrencies in the tax system. The CSOs believe this move will boost confidence in the crypto market and attract foreign investors. The CSOs believe a regulatory framework specifically designed for cryptocurrency trading is crucial for the effective management of the sector.
Nigerian Civil Society Groups Praise Crypto Tax Proposal

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#Crypto_Jobs🎯

A coalition of Nigerian civil society organizations has applauded the plan by Zacch Adedeji, head of the Federal Inland Revenue Service, to include cryptocurrencies in the tax system. The CSOs believe this move will boost confidence in the crypto market and attract foreign investors. The CSOs believe a regulatory framework specifically designed for cryptocurrency trading is crucial for the effective management of the sector.
Nigerian crypto community split over govt’s bid for Binance user data "Chukwumaeze Dike, a crypto enthusiast and cybersecurity specialist, said he finds the request for the top 100 users surprising and doubts Binance will comply. Nigerian cryptocurrency stakeholders are weighing in on the government’s request for Binance to disclose details about its top 100 users in the country amid a crackdown on the exchange. Opinions in the crypto community vary, with some supporting the government’s actions while others disagree. In interviews with Cointelegraph, local crypto stakeholders shared their opinions about the situation. Crypto analyst Rume Ophi said that the government was well within its rights, as requests like this are always made when the government is trying to investigate national security matters. However, Ophi’s opinion doesn’t sit well with that of other local crypto enthusiasts who took to X to express their disagreement. Chukwumaeze Dike, a crypto enthusiast and cybersecurity specialist, said he finds the request for the top 100 users surprising and doubts Binance will comply. However, Nigerian finance professional Olumide Adesina took to X to inform Binance users about the specified terms for disclosing such information via the company’s Government Law Enforcement Request System. The Binance Government Law Enforcement Request System states that Binance may share user information with courts, law enforcement authorities, regulators, attorneys or other third parties to comply with laws and respond to law enforcement and regulatory requests, especially when compelled to by a subpoena, court order, search or seizure warrant." Published by AMAKA NWAOKOCHA on Cointelegraph #NigerianTraders #NigeriaNews #Nigerians #Nigerian

Nigerian crypto community split over govt’s bid for Binance user data

"Chukwumaeze Dike, a crypto enthusiast and cybersecurity specialist, said he finds the request for the top 100 users surprising and doubts Binance will comply.
Nigerian cryptocurrency stakeholders are weighing in on the government’s request for Binance to disclose details about its top 100 users in the country amid a crackdown on the exchange. Opinions in the crypto community vary, with some supporting the government’s actions while others disagree.
In interviews with Cointelegraph, local crypto stakeholders shared their opinions about the situation. Crypto analyst Rume Ophi said that the government was well within its rights, as requests like this are always made when the government is trying to investigate national security matters.
However, Ophi’s opinion doesn’t sit well with that of other local crypto enthusiasts who took to X to express their disagreement. Chukwumaeze Dike, a crypto enthusiast and cybersecurity specialist, said he finds the request for the top 100 users surprising and doubts Binance will comply.
However, Nigerian finance professional Olumide Adesina took to X to inform Binance users about the specified terms for disclosing such information via the company’s Government Law Enforcement Request System.

The Binance Government Law Enforcement Request System states that Binance may share user information with courts, law enforcement authorities, regulators, attorneys or other third parties to comply with laws and respond to law enforcement and regulatory requests, especially when compelled to by a subpoena, court order, search or seizure warrant."

Published by AMAKA NWAOKOCHA on Cointelegraph

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