Quote from: Promocodeudo on July 20, 2025, 10:30:09 AM

Quote from: SmartGold01 on July 16, 2025, 10:14:41 PM

We can't compares Naira that is depreciating every single moments and I know when save upto that amount you made mention it's actually high right because with today's economy in our country it would be very hard for that same amount purchase something reasonable, so the best is just for us to buy and hold bitcoin for the numbers of years they feels is okay for them. For those who keeps money in fixed deposit bankers could be having that access to extort people especially they hears Mr. k dead automatically you would see them trying to claim the wealth on their accounts.

Never, there can't be comparism of any kind, let give attention first to title of the op, op Bitcoin has been help to Nigerians in different way, atleast many Nigerians now know that Bitcoin is a store of value as such they have started utilizing the opportunity to buy Bitcoin with the amount the can afford and stock pilling it for a long-term, they have understand how safe it is for people to invest in Bitcoin, thoae that knows the history and milestone that Bitcoin has achieved are now taking it upon themselves to do the needful by taking the bull by it's horn, do people still do this fix deposit shit, although I believe that there are still people out their that are not Bitcoin oriented so they'll still want do this things, personally I don't have any business with any banking shit currently I even prefer fintech companies like opay and palm pay than those shit banks, I can't even remember when last I went to bank because I don't have any business with them and don't think I will even have soon

On a norm, when you are already used to these fintech banks you could be hardly found it funny to use those commercial banks out there because they aren't in any way upgrading in their term of services and likely having a poor operation unlike the fintech banks, I think this was another reason why the FED government decided to place charges on them by removing at least 50 naira from them on every single transactions that is carried out on those fintech banks. Just imagine the total population of the Nigerians who are using these banks and also remove those fees across everyone and you would see how much they are also making and yet things aren't being handled properly and they don't also want to upgrade on their services or even try to adopts to the operation of those fintech banks.