Quote from: Hatchy on Today at 10:56:16 PM

Well, the matter is as annoying as it is. I hope they accomplish what they all assume with banning p2p I'm the country. The most annoying part is that binance had not informed most of their users before they stopped the p2p all of a sudden. I had little coins I left for spare over there and now there's no way I can take it out. Binance fee for any transaction is above $10. You can't even return the coin now to Wallet. Just few months ago here they removed their restrictions of crypto with financial institutions and now all these.

You are entirely wrong with most things you mentioned here, first, binance stopped p2p but you can still transfer your coins out pf binance to you wallet or other exchange, as against what you assumed in your comment.

Secondly binance withdrawals fees is not $10 as you said, because we have various networks with their own peculiar fees, e.g transactions through BSC BEP20 is below $0.19 in fees and the one through solana networks is even around $1 etc so get the facts right and apply the network that less expensive and could serve your need.

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I just hope all these will be over soon because from the way I'm seeing things. Nigeria may never get to grow up as a country any time soon. The poor mechanism of the leaders who I think are illiterates will only cause more harm than good. Cryptocurrency exchanges as nothing to do with the country's bad economy. They are just using their own hands to drive out external investors who may have Nigeria in mind.

Now on this I totally agree with you, Nigeria as a country under the current leadership is still very far from achieving any significant positive change since corruption has infiltrated the employment and appointment process, and this has produced tons of incapable actors in the financial market and management of the country economy.