Topic: OKX leaves Nigerian market - page 3. (Read 511 times)
Whatever is their decision on this, i hope is to the best of their interest, OKX leaving is a short on the Nigeria's economy which the government are not seeing, i thought that of the p2p ban is good enough without restriction of accounts, but if this should happen, then the government is not trying at all towards considering the needs of the people and the source at which many of the youths are surviving from the use of centralized exchanges, its the best decision for us to take away our asset from them and make use of a cold storage, but what surprises me now is why the exchange have not been informing their customers on this same issue, or do they want to cart away our asset along with them while leaving.
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OKX is good in sending emails to their customers about what is about to be their next move. No email received yet and not official statement. I will kindly still disregard this so call called rumour.
About moving funds, OKX can not just leave like that. If you are trading on the exchange (I mean people like day traders), I do not see this to be concerning yet. If OKX will no more provide crypto products and services to Nigerians any longer, they will officially let us know.
About moving funds, OKX can not just leave like that. If you are trading on the exchange (I mean people like day traders), I do not see this to be concerning yet. If OKX will no more provide crypto products and services to Nigerians any longer, they will officially let us know.
It's not a rumour it's happening if you're also in doubt you can send a message to the CS on their website and get the answers that you need, the deadline is August 30th and that's enough time to send email across. As of now I will advise everyone holding their assets on OKX to withdraw to another exchange. Don't know why they're restricting their services to Nigeria yet but it could be the VAT tax implementation problem.
I just de hear about dis story for dis your thread now and I don do small research but I no see anywhere wey confirm di authenticity. I hope say more of our forum members wey de use OKX exchange go help us to confirm weda na true say dem de leave Nigerian market. I know say na some people work to de spread fake news to de put panic for people body, dat na why no be everything wen I hear for social media I de rush to believe, unless I hear am from di authentic source or from a reputable site. Aldo I no go de too surprised if any top exchange leave our Nigerian market, despite how lucrative wey dem business de do for di country, because of our government issues with Binance wey come de affect oda exchanges. Make we wait and see weda OKX go officially make any announcement say dem wan to leave Nigeria.
Base on what is trending about them on X(Twitter) I think this might be true though there haven`t been any official Announcement from them on X and also I did checked my email since I have an account there but I did not receive any news of such neither see any of such news on their app but I will choose to believe this since they didn`t specify when they halt services with our naira and also from the fact that if this is really true then there are chances of not getting your funds back except you use another Nations national identity for KYC after the said deadline. Not Your Key Not Your coin.
Hello people. Who's seen this news. I saw it on twitter. OKX leaving Nigerian market?
What's your thoughts on this?. Can anyone confirm it!.
What's your thoughts on this?. Can anyone confirm it!.
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