Blockchain lottery operator Quanta moves to reap the benefits of Nigeria’s gaming fever.
Nigeria News
Nigeria is seventh most populous country, and most populous in Africa. Nigeria also has the largest economy in Africa, with more than $500 billion of nominal gross domestic product. The Word Bank considers Nigeria to be an emerging market and is widely seen as a perspective economy. Still, it ranks 152nd in the Human Development Index and has a large variety of problems regarding the lack of education, organized crime and human rights. Bitcoin is legal in Nigeria, but the Nigerian SEC, or Securities and Exchange Commission, warned citizens about cryptocurrency investments being risky and sometimes even fraudulent. However, the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Central Bank of Nigeria have plans to adopt cryptocurrency technology and have several sub-committees working on implementing blockchain into governmental insurance and financial services.
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The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation’s director defined Bitcoin’s disintermediation and fintechs as “critical concern to the corporation.”
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The presidential candidate of Nigeria’s leading opposition party promises to regulate cryptocurrency if he wins the elections in February.
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Bitcoin and blockchain tech are ripe for mainstream adoption in Africa, where the population is well positioned to embrace the innovative technologies.
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An executive at Nigeria’s Deposit Insurance Corporation has warned citizens away from crypto, citing a lack of backing in any “physical commodity”
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by Guest Author
Entrepreneurs in emerging markets can benefit from a new generation of democratized and tokenized investments in private companies thanks to ICO strategies.
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by Iyke Aru
The Nigerian government is adopting an open and friendly approach to Blockchain and Bitcoin regulation, making it a leader in Blockchain adoption in Africa.
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Bitcoin could solve a lot of Africa’s problems, but its uptake has been slow.
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by Iyke Aru
The maximum impact of Blockchain won't be felt in the West, but in Africa where it is most needed.
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As Africa-related ICOs are booming, SuperDAO touches on why they could be important to one of the continent’s largest markets
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by Iyke Aru
Nigeria is poised to become a leader in Blockchain, as government invites collaboration with businesses and investors.
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by Iyke Aru
The peculiarity of the African continent qualifies it as a viable hub for Blockchain solutions.
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