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Bitcoin Price Prediction: Legal Victory & Regulatory Clarity Push; Next Target $55,000? - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin Price Prediction: Legal Victory & Regulatory Clarity Push; Next Target $55,000?

Bitcoin's resilience shines as it eyes $55,000 amidst legal victories and calls for regulatory clarity—setting a cautiously optimistic outlook.

Crypto access issues raise questions about Nigeria's regulatory intentions - Vimarsana News

Crypto access issues raise questions about Nigeria's regulatory intentions

Nathaniel Luz, Flincap’s CEO, suggests the Nigerian government address licensing issues for local exchanges instead of blaming the crypto ecosystem for forex…

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Startups Founders, Experts share journey, call for support from Stakeholders - Vimarsana News

Startups Founders, Experts share journey, call for support from Stakeholders

The Nigeria Young Founders’ Week (NYFW) held its maiden conference on Friday 3rd of November, 2023, at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

2021 Editor's Picks: MEMRI Daily Brief And Inquiry & Analysis Reports - Vimarsana News

2021 Editor's Picks: MEMRI Daily Brief And Inquiry & Analysis Reports

The following are selections from the MEMRI Daily Brief series and the MEMRI Inquiry and Analysis series from 2021, by various MEMRI researchers and focused on a variety of topics.  

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Nigerian Experts: CBDC Still Unattractive to Users Despite Claim of 'Excellent' Adoption Rate – Emerging Markets Bitcoin News - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Experts: CBDC Still Unattractive to Users Despite Claim of 'Excellent' Adoption Rate – Emerging Markets Bitcoin News

Nigerian experts argue that the e-naira lacks valuable features found in privately issued cryptocurrencies.