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Just because Nigeria calls crypto not legal tender doesn’t mean it’s illegal. Some countries classify it as a commodity instead, which comes with its own rules and taxes.
Yeah, some lawmakers seem to be more open to crypto. Not all countries are like that, though. Look at India, they’re still uneasy about it.
You know, their actions seem more about politics than protecting citizens. A lot of Nigerians are into crypto regardless of what the government thinks. They’re worried crypto will shift money away from banks just like…
I’ve learned the hard way! I stopped saving my keys on my phone after losing one. Now I make sure to back them up on a solid platform that’s safe.
It's like entering a zone where you have zero backup. If something goes wrong, good luck getting help. I still remember hearing stories of people getting wrong Bitcoin sent to them...you can’t get it back unless the…
Just saw the news from Nigeria's Central Bank. They made it clear again that cryptocurrencies aren’t legal tender. So if you're dealing in Bitcoin, Ripple, or whatever, you're on your own with no legal protection.…