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Dear Nigerians You single handedly tripled my LinkedIn following So I do appreciate you guys But if I may Employers will find it a little bit suspicious that you worked with us as a quantitative analyst for 3y But then worked as a chef at “Chicken Republic” for 11 months Apparently it’s a fast food in Lagos

"these things I want no dey for my bed" real o!! LLONA, @Boyllona_ fucking superstar !!

Please remember to wear your seatbelt at all times for safety. 😳😳😳 I wish I could have this kind of calm all the time.

A major Nigerian fintech lost a little over ₦3.5 billion to cybercriminals this week, people familiar with the attack tell me. Another lost ₦1 billion. My sources say neither attack was reported to Nigeria’s data protection regulator. 1/3

The CBN just set the rules for stablecoins in Nigeria. Any company that wants to issue a foreign currency stablecoin, like a digital dollar, now needs at least ₦15 billion in paid-up capital. That's about $11 million. It also has to be incorporated in Nigeria, hold a CBN licence, and run a staffed office here with local management. Peer-to-peer crypto trading is getting stricter too, with tougher approval and identity checks. To put that in perspective, in 2021 the CBN told banks to stop servicing crypto accounts. That pushed many Nigerians into peer-to-peer trading. The directive was reversed in 2023. Now the CBN isn't trying to ban crypto. It's trying to control who gets to play. Good for safety. Tough for small players. Do you think these rules will protect Nigerians or push them back into the shadows?

🚨 We are receiving reports of hot wallets on BTCPay Servers being swept by unauthorized attackers. If you're running an instance, please shut it down (./btcpay-down.sh) until we complete the investigation.