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China 2.0 – Nigeria Intensifies Major Cryptocurrency Crackdown After CBDC Launch ? ZyCrypto

November 12, 2021
Source: bitcoinethereumnews.com bitcoinethereumnews.com
News Snapshot:
    - Nigeria’s central bank has frozen the accounts of two cryptocurrency traders and an entity. - In furtherance of the Central Bank’s policy, a local bank has unveiled guidelines to stifle the activities of crypto investors. - The country launched its CBDC, eNaira at the end of October following a series of delays. Cryptocurrency traders in Nigeria are in panic following the apex bank’s renewed efforts at a crackdown. The intensity of the crackdown has been likened to China’s methods that took place over the summer. The Freeze The Central Bank of Nigeria has reportedly frozen the accounts...
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