Quote from: Maestro75 on Today at 03:09:44 PM

That letter no even single out bitcoin, na cryptocurrency as a whole them mention.

This na bitcoin forum, I can mention bitcoin more than other altcoin or cryptocurrencies in general. Also, read the quote.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 02:53:55 PM

Implicit ban can be done by CBN which na what Igehhh dey imply for him post. Nigerians fit trade cryptocurrencies through p2p but no direct crypto-bank or direct bank-crypto transactions.

Quote from: Maestro75 on Today at 03:09:44 PM

All of us know say CBN no go fit succeed in banning cryptocurrency but the thing be say they made the attempt.

No, CBN succeeded. If court overide the ban for citizens, then CBN no succeed to ban bitcoin and other decentralized currencies like what happen for India.

Quote from: Maestro75 on Today at 03:09:44 PM

Abi wetin prohibition mean again if not preventing someone from doing it and at the same time they issued warning to banks to close down any account weh them catch transacting in it.

Many people dey use centralized exchanges here and direct transactions before the ban, anyone here complain they freeze him/her account? CryptopreneurBrainboss even put it here say they no freeze him account and many of us do not have such complain. Some specific people are tagerted, like organizations. Court told CBN to unfreeze those accounts that are legit and other people bank account. I have the link on this same thread when people are complaining about what is not about it, but I am lazy to dig deeper again.

Quote from: Maestro75 on Today at 03:09:44 PM

Na just one year weh this thing happen o why we deh try forget so soon.

Forget what?

Quote from: Maestro75 on Today at 03:09:44 PM

If na only restrictions, CBN no go mandate banks to close people accounts na, instead na banks weh allow cryptocurrency trades CBN for sanction.

Answered.