₦airaland Forum

IronCastle:
It is you and members of your
family that will eat food from
the dustbin in Nigeria!

Elliotwaveforec:
Trade assets and make your money, no; na to store USDT and resell den Sabi. Very lazy set of people. Money doesn't come that cheap; you've got to sweat by analysing the financial instrument you want to speculate with.

P2P Ko, Q2Q ni!

If they're even p2ping and quote below the official rate, that would have been better but they keep quoting above the official rate trying to hijack the function of the CBN; what audacity!.

Offpoint1:
😂 Like sey I wan include crypto for the remark 😂

akuneme:
Too much heat from the CBN.

It is almost not possible to track which payment is a crypto payment unless it is stated.

Opay is just telling its users to use their sense.

iLegendd:
Try CBN Headquarters Exchange. They're fast and reliable with instant arrest as bonus.

MamaFutures:
If you happen to be among those still holding btc or AItcoins; am not in the position to ask u to convert to stable coin or continue to hold.

All I can say is that, you are yet to get it right.

Happy New Month Everybody.
May the Blessings that came with this month not pass us by.

MamaFutures:
You can't gain financial freedom by buying some good shitcoins, & then, u patiently wait for it to rally.

Financial freedom comes only when you understand that you have got to cut your losses short; & let your profit grow without anyone telling you.
But unfortunately most of u are doing the opposite (u cut your profits short & let your losses grooooooow).
Simply because you are told we are in a bull run.

GovernmentAgent:
Is this the bull you're looking for?

The government still has it locked in a cage!

bestman09:
I just corrected myself even though you used a stupid language to point it out to me. I now understand why they say that there is sense in every nonsense!

bestman09:
See them. Bunch of mo.rons

It is because they don't know what they are doing. Meanwhile, I bought USDT DOLLAR at over N1400 this morning.

Enemyofpeace:
I was the king of bully in both my primary and secondary school days.
As e dey pain dem, e dey sweet us, as e dey sweet us omo e dey pain dem.

Enemyofpeace:
I was the king of bully in both my primary and secondary school days.

dangermouse:
The only time I was bullied was in primary school. I was in primary 2 then and started school at a very tender age. Twas made possible then cos the headmistress was a friend to my mum and so was allowed in before the ave of school and so was the smallest and youngest then.

I used to bring my football to school. A xmas present from my godfather. A certain identical twins themn who are very mischievous would always hijack the football and would make sure I will not be amongst the people to play during real-time.

They will always choose and leave me out and if I talk they will beat me up. I will report to our class teacher then and they will deny it. Some times the two of them would be accusing each other to be the culprit in front of our teacher. A ploy to evade punishment as the teacher would let them go to avoid punishing an innocent person.

So one day I refused to give them football and all he'll was let loose. I don't know where I got the liver from from , but I fought them back and when they started winning the fight, a guy living same streets me joined the fight in my defence and we gave it to them hot hot.


Dismissal time they waited for a second round and my now friend joined me on our way home. Fellow pupils were lagging behind to watch the fight and after much harassment from them, we rushed them and the fight ensued. Being hungry and weary of fighting I had to end it very quickly by picking a log on the ground and hitting one of the twins on the head. It was messy. Blood everywhere.

Everyone took off to their home and nothing was ever said about the fight. The twins later became friends with me through primary and secondary school.

From that day snd at a very tender age, I had my rebirth.

I never shy away from bullies or troublesome folks. I

jieta:
I don't want to share it because have not fully recovered from it. It's almost fifteen years now

nonxo007:
Do we also share our experience with online bully’s or do we think it’s only in secondary schools that there are bully’s ?

DrAkpamudehe:
I see more bloody tears on this thread after tomorrow for the next 8months after halving.

iLegendd:
My money is bullish, my prayer is bearish. (Those of you who bought early are already giving me a bombastic side eye. I'm sorry. ).

This is to say, I bought the 5 green dip, but I'm still waiting for more tears till September.

There will be pump and dump in-between just to confuse everyone, but it looks like my final purchase for this bull run will be in September.

This season, I'm taking more notes than ever and I'm taking less actions in the market also. 90% of my work is to observe and take notes as I wait for black market to hit 1000/$ so that I can convert some Naira to USDT.

sweetveek:
Btc dumped today, alts didn't dump that much, is this a sign?

Samesame247:
Bro, so u know desire!!! U badt bi that... desire babea are the best for per yun... very very recommendable

Philip6800:
Na your data i take post am? Instead of you to congratulate me, you dey hate me

Samesame247:
I no fit count t 10k give, make i sleep throughout... na to dey dig hole till daybreak

Samesame247:
I no dey do per yun... i love TDB... make i sleep forget prick for kpekus

Neckpresser101:
I'm not in Asaba this month for host you for my crib very close to the airport

Samesame247:
Welcome to delta. Incase you wanna chill out in Asaba, go to first empire, Dbs road; you would love it... or leisure park, 74 road.

Dont pay more than 10K per night for kpekus; no come cause inflation for toto matter

Philip6800:

GRACEGLORY:
Exchanges usually have their own wallets on hand to hold user-owned cryptocurrency.

Exchanges keep hundreds of addresses and thousands of currencies in their own wallets. An exchange will provide you with an address from their wallet when you deposit Bitcoin, and you will be transmitting to that wallet. They now own the Bitcoin. They transfer Bitcoin to the address you supply from their wallet when you withdraw from the exchange. This is how it works, those currencies moves from exchange owned wallets directly, to-fro.


So, they have a secured wallets with Database management system that war can’t reach.

MrNovo:
Data loss is almost impossible... Data storage these days is decentralised. If BYBIT is using AWS for instance their servers are in more than nine regions. A region has multiple locations. Besides their physical servers, they have their ever expanding Cloud infrastructure (EC2) which is another tech.
Now where your backup data is stored is entirely remote from your live data storage location.
So you see permanent data loss is entirely impossible except a big platform like BYBIT or Binance decides to compromise itself.

iLegendd:
Most sensible exchanges have more than 1 servers and multiple backups. If all servers and backups fail, the site or app will go down until they're fixed. Those in futures might have been liquidated or in excess profit at that time.

If your money is spread across multiple exchanges, nothing to fear, but if it's in one exchange alone, then private wallet with 12 seed phrase is the way to go.

I see the war as an opportunity for the market to crash even further so that those waiting for money to buy more will catch up.

War isn't good, but manipulators and billionaires do sponsor it so that everything will either crash or go up and they'll jump in to take advantage of it.

99% of exchanges don't have their servers in a countries prone to war. It's always those countries or Island that hate war and are mostly peaceful.