Nigeria Yellow Card Anticipates Crypto Boom as Central Bank Lifts Ban
Chief data protection officer And vice president of legal, commercial And product has YELLOW Map, Lasbery Oludimu, underlines that THE central bank guidelines could encourage collaboration with traditional financial establishments has explore opportunities In THE crypto space.
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Nigerian crypto exchange YELLOW Map believes THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recent guidelines lifting THE crypto transaction to forbid here A opportunity For more legitimacy And the integration with THE traditional financial system And It is relationships with crypto transactions, potentially expansion It is user base.
In A interview with Cointelegraph, THE chief data protection officer And vice president of legal, commercial And product has YELLOW Map, Lasbery Oludimu, said THE peer-to-peer market — once dominant during THE to forbid — will change with increase banking support. This change can to favor competition And innovation In THE Nigerian crypto space.
Oludimu confirmed that THE exchange believes cryptocurrency use will point In Nigeria In 2024 due has THE CBN new guidelines And THE lifting of THE to forbid on crypto transactions. She said This directive would be ensure And facilitate A more structure And regulated environment For crypto transactions.
THE YELLOW Map executive said THE back to school of banks would be introduce increase competition And improved transaction efficiency, which is not it bad For THE ecosystem. Oludimu underlines that THE CNB guidelines could encourage collaboration with traditional financial establishments has explore opportunities In THE crypto space, paving THE path For bigger the integration And cooperation between traditional finance And digital assets.
"This decision East A stage In THE RIGHT direction has to favor innovation, as GOOD as provide A auspicious environment For legitimate companies as YELLOW VS....
Chief data protection officer And vice president of legal, commercial And product has YELLOW Map, Lasbery Oludimu, underlines that THE central bank guidelines could encourage collaboration with traditional financial establishments has explore opportunities In THE crypto space.
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Nigerian crypto exchange YELLOW Map believes THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recent guidelines lifting THE crypto transaction to forbid here A opportunity For more legitimacy And the integration with THE traditional financial system And It is relationships with crypto transactions, potentially expansion It is user base.
In A interview with Cointelegraph, THE chief data protection officer And vice president of legal, commercial And product has YELLOW Map, Lasbery Oludimu, said THE peer-to-peer market — once dominant during THE to forbid — will change with increase banking support. This change can to favor competition And innovation In THE Nigerian crypto space.
Oludimu confirmed that THE exchange believes cryptocurrency use will point In Nigeria In 2024 due has THE CBN new guidelines And THE lifting of THE to forbid on crypto transactions. She said This directive would be ensure And facilitate A more structure And regulated environment For crypto transactions.
THE YELLOW Map executive said THE back to school of banks would be introduce increase competition And improved transaction efficiency, which is not it bad For THE ecosystem. Oludimu underlines that THE CNB guidelines could encourage collaboration with traditional financial establishments has explore opportunities In THE crypto space, paving THE path For bigger the integration And cooperation between traditional finance And digital assets.
"This decision East A stage In THE RIGHT direction has to favor innovation, as GOOD as provide A auspicious environment For legitimate companies as YELLOW VS....
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