The ban on the central bank led to the growth of crypto consciousness-selected Bitcoin messages

The Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of a company for cryptocurrency payment solutions, Roimi Ogunwede, insisted that the decision of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to exclude crypto companies from the banking system could be the reason why the Nigerians are now better informed.

The CBN ban forced Patricia to build branches outside of Nigeria

A manager of a company for cryptocurrency payment solutions called Patricia has argued that the knowledge of cryptocurrencies in Nigeria had risen shortly after the CBN asked the financial institutions to exclude crypto companies from the bank ecosystem. The executive, Roimi Ogunwede, insists that such an increase in knowledge and the introduction of cryptocurrencies in general show that the Nigerians are against the strict policy of CBN.

speak in a Interview with legit, Ogunwede, the CMO of the crypto payment company, admitted that the cbns abrupt movement on February 5, Patricia had affected. However, the same prohibition of CBN should later prove to be a key moment forced The company to move its headquarters to Estonia.

The ban on the central bank has not only replaced Nigerian crypto startups, but also unintentionally produced a new generation of crypto supporters. He explained:

After the Endsars protest, many young people were worried to pay their money from banks and picked up cryptocurrency. However, this step turned into an investment adventure.

instead of banning or crack on crypto units since The guideline does, the CMO suggested that the central bank must first examine the technology and then find a way to regulate it. He pointed out that the regulatory authorities in countries such as Great Britain are already dealing with this financial technology.

The wrong story

The report also quotes the CMO, which apparently reacts to the anti-crypto Remarks The godwin EMEFIES, which CBN-Gouveneur, were set up at the end of 2021. As reported by Bitcoin.com News, EMEFiele had repeated its earlier arguments, including the claim that cryptocurrency transactions are not understandable.

to reject this narrative, said Ogunwede:

"I do not understand where this narrative of cryptocurrency is unobtrusive, it is completely wrong if Blockchain is actually constructed with regard to transparency. Patricia as a crypto company [has] instead of their customers [kyc] politics and there are companies that deal with the persecution of stock exchanges around the world."

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Terence Zimwara

Terence Zimwara is an award -winning journalist, author and writer from Zimbabwe. He wrote in detail about the economic problems of some African countries and how digital currencies Africans can offer an escape route.

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