Cryptocurrency
Hamster Kombat token: Crypto company announces exciting update for Nigerians and others
A big boost for Hamster Kombat as a leading cryptocurrency exchange has announced exciting news for players of the Tap to Earn token starting from September 21.
Full list: SEC releases names of 5 cryptocurrency companies approved to operate in Nigeria
The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving to regulate the Nigerian crypto market and has approved two digital asset exchanges to commence operations.
Nigerians to trade crypto oficially as SEC grants approval to operators
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved in principle four cryptocurrency platforms to official trade digital currencies in the country.
LemFi Expands its international payment services to Brazil and Mexico
LemFi launches Latin America services from the US, UK & Canada, offering the best exchange rates, zero transaction fees and within minutes transactions.
Luxury car manufacturer to start accepting Bitcoin, Ethereum, other cryptocurrencies as payment
Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari said Wednesday its European dealers will start accepting cryptocurrency, following a similar move in the United States.
"Blord maybe innocent but?" Celebrity Lawyer Stan Alieke gives breakdown of billionaire's crimes
Celebrity lawyer, Stan Alieke has sparked emotions online with his recent comments about Nigerian billionaire, Blord hours after he was released from police custody.
“We are discontinuing services": After Binance, another crypto firm ceases operations in Nigeria
OKX, a major digital asset exchange, has announced it will halt all its operations in Nigeria as a result of increasing regulatory constraints...
Reactions as police arrest crypto ‘billionaire’ trader ‘Blord’ Linus, lists offences
The Nigeria Police Force have arrested cryptocurrency billionaire Linus Williams, known as BLord, for various offences carried out by his companies.
“What if I travel”: Nigerians react as crypto firms inform customers on new transaction fees
Cryptocurrency firms in Nigeria are informing customers about a new 7.5% VAT on transaction fees starting July 8, 2024, in compliance with FIRS regulations.
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