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Although the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) forbids crypto-related transactions within its ‘financial space’, Nigerians have traded at least N77.75bn ($185m) worth of Bitcoin in the first three months of the year.

Read more on this report here >>> https://techscoopsng.com/nigerians-bypass-cbn-restrictions-trade-78-billion-naira-cryptocurrencies-in-3-months/

The basic source of income for many youth neglected by the government

MMWandali:
The basic source of income for many youth neglected by the government

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I’m speaking for myself though

Crypto still remains the new Oil in Nigeria. I have always traded Cryptocurrencies on Binance and Yellowcard. Government must rise to legalise it

I have heard of this Yellowcard from a friend. I think I will need try them out. Government needs to legalise Crypto trading in Nigeria because it has helped a lot of youths.

AyodejiFelix:
Crypto still remains the new Oil in Nigeria. I have always traded Cryptocurrencies on Binance and Yellowcard. Government must rise to legalise it

I do use www.yellowcard.io for trading because of Good rates. I use Luno and Binance most times as well.

EinsteinAyo:
I have heard of this Yellowcard from a friend. I think I will need try them out. Government needs to legalise Crypto trading in Nigeria because it has helped a lot of youths.