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Let's look at this... Analysis


The current valuation of 1 XEC is approximately between ₦0.07415 and ₦0.07923 NGN, varying by exchange platform. For XEC to attain a value of ₦1, it must increase by approximately 12.6 to 13.5 times its present worth (for instance, from ₦0.07415 to ₦1). In terms of USD, 1 XEC is valued at around $0.000024 to $0.000025. Given that ₦1 equates to about $0.00059 (according to the latest USD/NGN exchange rates), XEC would need to rise to approximately $0.00059, representing a 23-25 times increase from its current valuation.

So, what IF XEC hit ₦1.
If you hold 1,000,000 xec, that would equate ₦1 M hard money.
Don't you think you could make some good money?

Share your perspective please, I may learn something new.

sweetveek:
for the record and those that don't know the story, it wasn't grace that advised that man to buy w

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In case, you don't know what Wormhole is, W is the infrastructure layer that bridges traditional banking and the crypto economy across blockchains. It's the cryptocurrency equivalent of SWIFT.

Robnectar:
trying to buy it bit by bit,... at least 10$ daily,.. o hope i can meet up though 😎😎😎

Robnectar:
I'm good boss man,... just trying to get 1eth before everywhere burst 😎😎😎

GRACEGLORY:
Crypto, stock markets, and other form of investment don't just test your analysis, they test your emotional control. Distress tolerance is the discipline to hold your strategy when panic and euphoria demand otherwise. The strongest minds aren't those who feel less; they're the ones who refuse to let feelings dictate their investments.

Robnectar:
unah never see anything

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When it comes to investing, your biggest natural edge isn't intelligence, ability to read charts, or huge amount of funds, it's patience.

Your willingness to wait longer than others is what allows compounding to do its work. While most people chase quick results, Wins are often built by those who can think long-term and stay the course.


Professional investors fails more because they lack patience.

Rapmoney:
It is obvious that Nigeria as a country has lost most of her best brains to the economies of other countries in Europe, North America, Australia, and even Asia. Every year, seasoned professionals leave in droves in what we normally call the 'Japa Syndrome'. Many brilliant medical practitioners, bright engineers, wonderful accountants, astute technicians, and outstanding educators have left. They did not leave because they hated Nigeria, but they did not want to get stuck in an environment where their skills and expertise are usually rewarded with peanuts.

If you don't want a tree to grow, you must start from the roots, and not the trunk, branches, leaves, or fruits. This is the case with Nigeria and the Japa Syndrome. Whenever the government want to fight a problem, they start from the trunk, branches, leaves, and fruits, instead of the roots. Spending huge amounts of funds on Anti-Japa programmes on National TV and radio will never solve the issue. Making long speeches and organising endless seminars will never solve the problem.
The brain drain and japa syndrome will continue in Nigeria due to the following reasons:

1. The 'Stay back and build Nigeria' is an illusion. It is easy to ask Nigerian youths to stay back and build Nigeria, but the young ones are not blind. They can clearly see how the people who keep telling them to stay back and build are coordinating themselves and the affairs of the country. Public officials embezzle outrageous amounts of funds meant for development and nothing is done. In fact, they still contest elections and force themselves into elective offices, and you still expect the youths to stay back and build? Build on what exactly? Isn't it pure madness that the people who control the resources to build are squandering the same resources, while still asking young people to stay back and build?

2. Better renumeration in the western world: I have seen highly skilled individuals in Nigeria receiving peanuts as salaries. Imagine a medical doctor, after years of strenuous training receiving 250k as salary! A data scientist receiving 120k as salary! A seasoned teacher with an MEd receiving 80k as salary. If these people don't leave, they might continue to go round in the vicious circle that has been created by the system and die wretched. The authorities do not care!

3. The increasing level of insecurity in the country : There are a lot of Nigerians who relocated, and others who are planning to relocate, not because of increase in pay or making more money, but to be in an environment where they can move freely at anytime of the day without fear of being kidnapped or killed by terrorists. It is as terrible as that. People can no longer move freely from Benin to Lagos, from Onitsha to Ondo, from Katsina to Abuja, from Kogi to Osun. It is a huge slap on Nigeria as a country. It is a core duty of the government to protect its citizens, and not the other way round. If you don't know this as an adult, your education is a total waste!

4. Better education for their children : The educational system in Nigeria needs total overhauling. What Nigeria currently has is a carade. It is a caricature of education. An education that teaches children what to think instead of how to think is a huge problem. Many Nigerians want better education for their children, so moving out becomes non-negotiable. The policy makers are more concerned with changing the NYSC uniform to Ankara!

5. Ridiculously low human capital development : Real development goes beyond construction of coastal roads. What is real development? Real development is what the average citizen does, what he earns in a month, and the things that his earnings can fetch for him in the market. That is where you start from. That is human capital development. That must come first before we begin to talk about other things like coastal roads and the rest. You put the horse before the cart, and not the other way round. What concerns the average Chinedu, Aliyu, Adewale, or Rukevwe with coastal roads when he has no light to power his small business? You can only transport goods through coastal roads if you are producing. Is the environment conducive to produce? The government focuses more on survival than on human capital development.

Last take: I have chosen not to be politically right. And it is deliberate, because I have observed that things go astray because many of us always want to be politically right. We see spades, and call them spoons. Before you argue with me, go and do a thorough research on the Social Contract of modern nations. You will discover that there are so many areas your government cheats you on. Providing security and a conducive environment for economic activities is not and has never been your duty. Most people are just politically miseducated.

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BTC expected to dip/test major support zone $62,5K–$67.8K
Strong reversal bounce highly probable from this confluence area to 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77K, before nosedive