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Quote from: casey15 on August 30, 2025, 03:37:02 PM
I think it's safe to say that the regulation is quite favorable now which  would have also promoted the decision of blockchain.com.
Favorable?? Where?? When the federal government has not made any official statement reflecting that and the CBN Have not reacted positively towards it. Please share the link to your claims.

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  A thread was made recently about how we don't have a direct P2P platform to convert Bitcoin directly to niara..
We've Bitget and Bybit, even Bitmart that we use for P2P and we're fine with it. For direct withdrawal, we've yellow card for it. Please point me to the thread, it's misinformation going on there, maybe we can straighten things up


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  However, do we think this is a win for us Nigerians, will it have any significant effect on the crypto community most especially when it comes to P2P?
Until a proper announcement is made by the FG and the CBN lifts the ban on traditional banks to transact directly with cryptocurrency, there is no win anywhere.
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Quote from: casey15 on August 30, 2025, 03:37:02 PM
I think it's safe to say that the regulation is quite favorable now which  would have also promoted the decision of blockchain.com.
Favorable?? Where?? When the federal government has not made any official statement reflecting that and the CBN Have not reacted positively towards it. Please share the link to your claims.

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   A thread was made recently about how we don't have a direct P2P platform to convert Bitcoin directly to niara..
We've Bitget and Bybit, even Bitmart that we use and we're fine with it. Please point me to the thread, it's misinformation going on there, maybe we can straighten things up


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   However, do we think this is a win for us Nigerians, will it have any significant effect on the crypto community most especially when it comes to P2P?
Until a projectproper announcement is made by the FG and the CBN lifts the been inban on traditional banks to transact directly with cryptocurrency, there is no win anywhere.
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Quote from: casey15 on August 30, 2025, 03:37:02 PM
I think it's safe to say that the regulation is quite favorable now which  would have also promoted the decision of blockchain.com.
Favorable?? Where?? When the federal government has not made any official statement reflecting that and the CBN Have not reacted positively towards it. Please share the link to your claims.

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   A thread was made recently about how we don't have a direct P2P platform to convert Bitcoin directly to niara..
We've Bitget and Bybit, even Bitmart that we use and we're fine with it. Please point me to the thread, it's misinformation going on there, maybe we can straighten things up


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   However, do we think this is a win for us Nigerians, will it have any significant effect on the crypto community most especially when it comes to P2P?
Until a project announcement is made by the FG and the CBN lifts the been in traditional banks to transact directly with cryptocurrency, there is no win anywhere.