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Quote from: uchegod-21 on December 06, 2022, 07:15:26 PM

We never even get our local board we don already dey discriminate some posts as low quality. We fit no understand wetin wan happen, but I don see am say e no go help us at all. E no compulsory say na bitcoin we go dey talk here.

If you check well Theymos himself no dey add anything wey go limit anybody. And I suggest say make we no suffocate here with rules.

When it comes to the filtering out the political posts to determine the winners, I just dey wonder how Igehh go do am. Sha make we dey watch, na trying phase we dey like dis, no worries we go surely get am right one day

Me no like how Igehhh want to begin screen political posts. We sabi say him na APC member and him fit to deh use that opportunity deh cut off posts on APC weh him no like. Me no give a damn about any of the parties. Na personality i deh look. I deh pity anybody weh deh support based on party line because all of them don fail us. But for those weh deh support a sick man to be president of this country wetin una see for the matter weh me no understand, abeg una fit tell us wetin deh?

I don't know the inner motivations driving your comment, and no one is stopping you from discussing politics. I only suggested a minimum of 7 weekly posts as a requirement for monthly merit awards, and judging by the votes cast thus far, it appears that I wasn't the only one annoyed by all the low-quality, copy-and-paste political discussions taking place here. We don't prevent anyone from posting, but from early this year to last year, there weren't many political discussions, and our activity was much better than it is now, earning us a Thread Pin. How are our newcomers going to learn about wallets, bitcoin, and the blockchain collectively if we keep talking about politics?. Some of us are here to learn; not all of us are here to accumulate post counts and earn money. Prior to this, Charles-Tim was posting on this thread up to 30 posts per month while his campaign did not count posts from local boards. If you've noticed, he doesn't engage in politics, he only responds to discussions on this thread that are related to cryptocurrency. Quality is what we require, not quantity.

Quote from: Mr.right85 on Today at 08:16:42 PM

Quote from: Wiwo on December 06, 2022, 06:54:42 PM

New CNB 20k daily withdrawal limit

Wch kind policy con b dis 1 again na. Na watin b dis?
E get any nation 4 world way dey do dis kind tin, not evn nations way dey suffer major inflation dey do dis kind tin. D mata still b say, dispolicy no go b on a level platform. Pple way go dey abov d rule go plenty wella nd so dis rule na only 4 common man.

I pity 4 dose pple way dey survive on dat pos. Dem 4 dey try dey consider d majority b4 dem go dey place dis kind of policy. Yeah, pos na one way scammers dey mov moni bt, na stil somtin way don employ nd put food 4 d mouth of many. I jst dey reason how dem wan tak dey do dere legit business now. Na em be say, d services go cost o.

Nigeria has lagged behind the rest of the world in implementing cashless policies, which is why our Naira has been losing value because there was an excess of money in circulation. Only a small percentage of Nigerians use the daily 20k ATM limit, and if you need to purchase anything above that amount, you can still use mobile transfers up to 5M per day, so how is this a problem? If you want to withdraw more than $20,000 from POS, a mobile bank, you can simply transfer the money to them and receive your funds. Demand arises from scarcity, and value arises from high demand. You will observe the Naira strengthening against the US dollar in a year. small implementation una go talk of jobs, government salary is too low why not learn a skills, una too funny abeg.

BTW THIS A HUGE WIN FOR BITCOIN