This is a welcome development and I wish and hope it does scale through to the point of proper execution
If the SEC really pulls through with this bill, then they would have achieved a groundbreaking feat in Nigeria. This is because Ponzi schemes, both in the crypto world and the non-crypto world in Nigeria, are getting out of hand. Other countries have even started classifying anything scam with the world "Nigerian prince" equating Nigerians with scammers. This is robbing us of international opportunities. Some people just come up with their own coins and influences, riding on Nigerians innocence and the situation we find ourselves in.
Because we are struggling and trying different things to make money, it's really not fair. Today, it's this coin; tomorrow, it's that coin. The next day, it's another coin. Knowing the current economic condition of Nigerians, we are looking for a breakthrough. People go ahead and try these coins ignorantly, putting their money in and everything is gone.
To think that our fellow Nigerians are the ones coming up with some of these Ponzi crypto schemes is really disheartening. So, if the SEC really passes this bill and it's pushed through and functional over the years, then they would have achieved a really good feat in Nigeria. I just hope the Nigerian syndrome doesn't come into play. They say something today, and tomorrow, those in high office who are part of the Ponzi scheme will look for a way to cripple it and we won't hear about it again.
If they can take it seriously, because some people don't believe in this bill they are passing then it would be a very good thing. It's going to be a good thing for Nigeria as a whole, to redeem our name and to help those in the crypto space. The little money Nigerians have will not be ignorantly used on scams created by our own people and I pray it works out.