Cryptocurrency Leaders Who Made Forbes Under 30 List

Young, hardworking, smart, clever, brilliant, and innovative are some of the adjectives to describe the 2020 cryptocurrency leaders who made Forbes under 30 list released recently.

The list contains 600 promising young individuals around the World. Interestingly, over 10 blockchain young minds who are below 30 and have made significant contributions to the financial technology (FinTech) industry made the list. read more

Love For Bitcoin Becomes Job Requirement At Strike Payment App, Jack Mallers Hinted In Latest Vacancies

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Your love for bitcoin may soon land you a job at Strike, a payments application developed by Zap Solutions, the CEO of the company Jack Mallers has announced.

Mallers said his company Beta.Strike.Me is changing the world with Bitcoin and called on applications from vibrant persons irrespective of colour, age, location, or religion to join his team. read more

More Nigerians To Adopt Cryptocurrency As Naira Slides To N500/1USD – Survey

More Nigerians are likely to look for a better alternative to preserve the value of their hard-earned money, cryptocurrency is one of their best options, a survey has revealed.

Conducted by one of Africa’s cryptocurrency trading platform, Luno, the survey reveals that at least three out of five Nigerians who are worried about the value of the Naira are ready to keep their money in bitcoin, ethereum, BitcoinCash or other forms of cryptocurrencies. read more

US Dollar Sells for N495 At Parallel Market, Hours After CBN Comment on Forex

The Nigerian Naira now goes for N495 against one US dollar at the parallel market at the close of trading Thursday, November 27, 2020, it’s the worse exchange rate in weeks.

The latest worsening value of Naira/USD comes a few hours after the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Godwin Emefiele took a swoop on FX analysts whom he said use black market rate for trading analysis, saying the CBN will not succumb to their pressure. read more

Parallel Market Is Shallow Godwin Emefiele

Governor of Nigeria’s apex bank Godwin Emefiele has said that the parallel market is shallow and illegal, patronise by those who engage in illicit transactions and for “corruption purposes”

He stated this at the end of the last 2020 Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, in Abuja. read more

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