Nigeria no be country for mining except the miner get another means to generate him personal electricity and security. That go even too dey expensive to maintain. Untill when government need make him improve electricity supply and availability of security personnels, a lot of things go still dey pass us by.
Nigeria has issue of power generation and transmission, check these statistics
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/technology-56012952Nigeria is not even among the first 30 countries that generate most electricity in the world while South Africa and Egypt are still among.
Population estimate as of 2019 amount the three Africa countries
Country Population Estimate Power generaionNigeria 200,963,599 11,165 MW
South Africa 58,558,270 58,095 MW
Egypt 100,388,073 24,700 MW
I do not know how recent this is:
Any miner dey dis country self I doubt, me don reason am tayahh if by God grace I mistakenly get my hands on mining equipment e don be for all miners for oyibo oh. The electric something no go be problem, we go go illegal although for this side na indigene something nobody go reason you. Where problem fit dey na to learn am but we go still run am, abi no be just computer pressing something lol.
I think learning it is not that hard, but I think the problem na because Naija no know much about the mining aspect, and because no miners manufacturing in Nigeria that can bring exposure and easily making people go into thinking about mining. If having good electricity, I too go with your idea.
Wetin be bitcoin problem self, e no wan fall small make we use our useless naira wey dey bank buy, e dey pain me ehh. Now e dey $50k plus. E no dey even carry e brothers along well, e just dey show dem small small love no major rubbers.
E go dey hard for bitcoin to decrease. Recently (like almost two weeks or a week ago now) was a report about exchanges bitcoin volume decreasing and whales moving bitcoin to wallet, recently was a report the volume of exchanges decreased by 20% in 12 months
https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-number-of-btc-held-on-exchanges-crashed-20-in-12-months/ampOne of the biggest trends in recent months has seen Bitcoin flow out of exchanges into wallets. Generally, this is interpreted as a bullish sign — indicating that investors are optimistic about further growth in cryptocurrency prices.