Above all you’ve listed, dash them bitcoin and show them how to trade am😂
Ajeh
Even you go shock for the amount of people you go drag into the industry.
Now jokes apart, Nigerians are one of the most populated in the cryptocurrency industry from my own personal perspective but yet I think the ratio of those that are left behind due to several factors can’t be compared to those who know and one major way to promote crypto is to continually campaign about it and make it widely acceptable and with time we’ll all get used to it because I trust me country so well to easily adapt to any situation and the case with the cashless policy and 50 naira debit in transactions is a prove to it.
I dey always tell people say crypto na double double investment, if person send you dollar now, you go only convert am to Naira with dollar rate, like USD/NGN. Any again, if person send you Bitcoin, the conversation to Naira na three different conversations, like BTC/USD, USD/NGN. So a small amount of Bitcoin to Naira don turn big amount of money for here, na why it's good to always own Bitcoin no matter the amount, if Bitcoin rise, your money rises, if dollar rise, your money also rises, so na double double gain you dey on top.
If only I could understand what you meant here, are you trying to say that if person send you $100 in Bitcoin, the money go pass if that same person send you $100 in normal domiciliary account? Is that what you are trying to say? Because I expected you to point out the volatility nature of Bitcoin here, whereby person fit send you $100 in Bitcoin and maybe before you go want to withdraw am, that $100 go don maybe rise to $110, since it follow the price of Bitcoin rise, but yet you didn't mention that,which is not possible in a domiciliary dollar account. Because one thing you need to note be if person send you money in either Bitcoin or in stable dollar account and you convert it immediately into Nigerian fiat Naira currency, the value go always be the same.
ExampleAssuming the current rate of dollar to Naira is $1 = #1650
And if you are given $100 in Bitcoin, if you convert to fiat, it will give you $100 x #1650 =
#165,000And likewise if you are to convert your $100 in a domiciliary account, it will still give you $100 x #1650 =
#165,000The conversion rate for bank and crypto no fit be the same especially if you Dey receive money through our local bank.
And just as you point out the rate increase with regards to volatility, Abeg you for also point out say, there are also possibilities say, before you go ready to trade your bitcoin, e go don also drop in quantity also affecting the price and that’s why, bitcoin is tagged volatile and also advised to only invest what we can afford to lose.