Bobyro:

Damn what's up with your mentions about males? Do you hate men or so?

I don't.

sapphiere:
Most fraudsters are males.

OK EXPERT ��

MT:


Moghalu was simply trying to be politically correct. How do you regulate a "currency" that you don't know what it is being used to purchase and which you can't trace to anyone.

Comparing crypto currency to legal tender reeks of sheer ignorance . Moghalu's submission was reckless.

"currency" issued by no regulatory authority, backed by no asset, with sole aim of being annonymous

waleademolaa:

Cc lalasticlala Mynd44 OAM4J rule 3

Is male a tribe, group or race? Cry me a river. I aired my view on the topic. Are majority of fraudsters not males?

thebosstrevor1:


How is crypto the easiest way for common man to make money?

Don't mind them. Most of them don't understand what crypto currency entails. Most of the people in support of it are just rabble rousers, who can't justify intelligently why CBN should allow it to be exchanged for naira.

Stop wasting your energies on those educated illiterates.

lkillbrokehoes:
Smh

Good evening.

MT:


Don't mind them. Most of them don't understand what crypto currency entails. Most of the people in support of it are just rabble rousers, who can't justify intelligently why CBN should allow it to be exchanged for naira.

Stop wasting your energies on those educated illiterates.

I tire for them.

thatigboman:
"currency" issued by no regulatory authority, backed by no asset, with sole aim of being annonymous

Thank you. Most of these supposedly elites are nitwits. He wanted to show he was in support of the public so that he could be backed for his presidential ambition. Comical entity.

AerialMapper:
Today i had 1,020,000 equivalent in my crypto wallet, my car needed urgent repairs. I withdrew 64,000 naira. I currently have a balance of 1,008,000!

How is this possible? This is what keeping your money in crypto does!!!

Stop making the government feel important; their ban has no effect on trading or receiving funds!

We know you are lieing because your story does not correspond with events on ground.

You can not withdraw your crypto into your bank account.

thatigboman:
and when it crashes, u wount have up to 10,000 naira to feed yourself and your family.
Infact that your 1b crypto currency can disappear within seconds without a trace and your eyes will clear. Who will u run to? Police? EFCC? CBN? Or your much talked about US and UK?

I don’t depend on it to feed my family. I understand the risks and I have accepted it. I know it can all crash tomorrow and as I said, it’s money I can afford to lose.

Kobicove:
This guy wants to project himself as the saviour by publicly contradicting the CBN which was his former employer

Receive sense

MT:


Thank you. Most of these supposedly elites are nitwits. He wanted to show he was in support of the public so that he could be backed for his presidential ambition. Comical entity.

You are so right.

Imagine coming from a former cbn deputy governor.

If he was still in the system, he wont be out talking like this

sapphiere:
Good evening.

Good evening madam sapphire, don't you think you should rest a bit?

Even bringing goods, containers, cars, clothing, industrial raw materials into the country is also associated with fraud. They can use the fraud money to purchase those items and ship them down to Naija for sales so the CBN and FG should stop this stupidity

lkillbrokehoes:
Good evening madam sapphire, don't you think you should rest a bit?

School as resumed no more resting. I've been resting for months.

thebosstrevor1:


We know you are lieing because your story does not correspond with events on ground.

You can not withdraw your crypto into your bank account.

LOL!

Don’t bother thinking it is GTbank! I moved the funds from the receiving bank to GT... look at the time stamps and don’t be a doubting Thomas

Sofistcatdmoron:
They should ban Internet and mobile banking because hoodlums also use it to scam innocent citizens,so that everyone will resort to over the counter withdrawal and deposits

may your days be long

sapphiere:
Most fraudsters are males.

Most male Fraudsters share their loots with females.

Saw dust brain reasoning..


This government don tire me... mtchew

sapphiere:
Most fraudsters are males.

How does this make sense? What if they are more because females aren't exposed as the male are??

AerialMapper:


LOL!

Don’t bother thinking it is GTbank! I moved the funds from the receiving bank to GT... look at the time stamps and don’t be a doubting Thomas

From what i understood, this is usdt.

I buy and hold for long not usdt but other coins.

Abeg don't blame the goons you put in govt if they said cryptocurrency is untraceable and anonymous, because even the bandits that live at their backyard they can not trace them.

The world is moving forward they are moving zizgzag, at least they tried, a movement is a movement.

Elon Musk, now the world richest and maker of major world electric cars just purchase $1.5billion worth of #Bitcoin and will be receiving #BTC as a means of payment. And am sure this man will look stupid to them.

Non of this people that packed themselves in govt can ever create a company that will net $1billion, if in doubt where is your Lake Rice.

Every project is created to loot money, or how can you explain why expenditure are always greater than income generate by any ministry.

Not one of these people has an a iota of skills and knowledge to move this country forward, but only create a policy that demarket the economy.

Look at your stock market, no significant growth for almost 13 years.

thebosstrevor1:


From what i understood, this is usdt .

Bros, from your earlier accusation, you don’t really understand much!

Examine the screenshots and match it with my post. I said I sold USDT for naira and got the naira paid into a Nigerian account. You claim it is impossible and I just showed you it was possible. USDT is crypto as well. I converted $ADA to $USDT.

Guy, I even thought you knew about crypto; didn’t realize you were just a noise maker!

Rightly said, but then again, it is also obvious that it is very difficult, if not highly impossible to obtain useful transaction information, with regards to organized fraudulent crimes and other illegal activities such as money-laundering and terrorism financing, made with crypto-currencies.
Some countries jurisdictions have gone even further and imposed restrictions on investments in crypto-currencies.
Some ban any and all activities involving cryptocurrencies.
There are also countries that, while not banning their citizens from investing in cryptocurrencies, impose indirect restrictions by barring financial institutions within their borders from facilitating transactions involving crypto-currencies. The later is what the CBN have chosen to adopt, as most organizations that facilitate such transactions are unregulated. Must also note that Nigerians who invest in cryptocurrencies do so at their own personal peril, and that no legal recourse is available to them in the event of loss.
However, other selfish reasons might be behind the ban, but there are enough concientious reasons to justify it.
But I honestly think that there are other issues of great concern that the government ought to provide a rapid response, in the same sudden manner they banned crypto-currency.
I swear I never saw this coming.

contigiency:
Because he is no more there. Coupled that he needs to dance to the gallery to help his political career.

Can u negate anything he said?

FreeLine:
Rightly said, but then again, it is also obvious that it is very difficult, if not highly impossible to obtain useful transaction information, with regards to organized fraudulent crimes and other illegal activities such as money-laundering and terrorism financing, made with crypto-currencies.
Some countries jurisdictions have gone even further and imposed restrictions on investments in crypto-currencies.
Some ban any and all activities involving cryptocurrencies.
There are also countries that, while not banning their citizens from investing in cryptocurrencies, impose indirect restrictions by barring financial institutions within their borders from facilitating transactions involving crypto-currencies. The later is what the CBN have chosen to adopt, as most organizations that facilitate such transactions are unregulated. Must also note that Nigerians who invest in cryptocurrencies do so at their own personal peril, and that no legal recourse is available to them in the event of loss.
However, other selfish reasons might be behind the ban, but there are enough concientious reasons to justify it.
But I honestly think that there are other issues of great concern that the government ought to provide a rapid response, in the same sudden manner they banned crypto-currency.
I swear I never saw this coming.

Just like there are a million reasons to ban Ponzi schemes but alas...they still operate freely

sapphiere:
Most fraudsters are males.

Are you a man hater??

There's no future without males.

Tell the block heads...

BruncleZuma:


Governor Masari stole 770 million naira meant for his marauding colleagues.

Masari explaining to his fellow bandits later in their bandits meeting how he was scammed in Cryptocurrency and lost it.

AerialMapper:
Today i had 1,020,000 equivalent in my crypto wallet, my car needed urgent repairs. I withdrew 64,000 naira. I currently have a balance of 1,008,000!

How is this possible? This is what keeping your money in crypto does!!!

Stop making the government feel important; their ban has no effect on trading or receiving funds!

I haven't used Binance to receive cash for crypto in the past few days...hope it's still possible...I want to kuku withraw all my remaining money into binance

Kobicove:
This guy wants to project himself as the saviour by publicly contradicting the CBN which was his former employer

Savior from what?

As a former Deputy Governor,he is eminently qualified to have a say on the matter.