Like I said in a different thread - after reading replies to my last thread I came to realise that they “Binance delisting NGN” is just being over hyped, I know I used other exchanges before I finally moved to binance and even when they still had naira I was still using some other exchanges for my trades - so why the heck did I start bothering myself with binance and naira news when of a truth it won't affect me.

Quote from: Shezcute Abbie on March 14, 2024, 11:06:45 AM

   I'm not surprised at all to know that most investors out there think of Binance as the only reputable exchange whereas there are a host of others with equally good reputation and services, but many of us no like to try new things and eventually when we wan try new things we don't make proper research.

Only a newbie trader have this mindset - they are other exchanges that are of the same league with Binance in terms of security (even more secure than it) - while some offer more features than what binance gives take bybit as an example.

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-Easier authentication process:  Unlike Binance where you need
 to wait for codes, Bitget just need your funds code to process
 your transaction.

I never knew having authentication set up in your account was a headache for some people.

For the few times I used since I didn't have to wait for any code (unless when I signed in using a different device) to arrive, all I did was use my face ID to verify my account before the coin would be released to the other party, which means the waiting for code is optional and should not be on your list.

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-No sudden price change: Na this one dey me extremely important. You see that thing happening where a merchant suddenly changes price and if you're not watchful you go sell short? E no happen for Bitget.

I have only seen this in KUCOIN, all the other exchanges I have used always make sure they notify you of price change and ask if you would like to proceed with the trade or not.

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Whichever exchange you go sha use at the end of the day, make sure say e align with your needs but most importantly open your eyes wide make your water no go pass garri as we dey try survive this government.

Whatever exchange you're using just try to be vigilant - you can be using the most reputable exchange in the world and still lose your money if you're not careful enough.

Quote from: JeydderS on March 11, 2024, 11:48:01 AM

Who could have predicted we'd be at these price levels already before the halving even kicks in? Just buckle up, because we're in for one hell of a ride!

one hell of a ride. None of us could have ever imagined that we would be seeing a new ATH before halving. All of our thoughts(before the price increase) were to see an ATH of Bitcoin after halving(as history does have it).

Quote from: Tribalchief on February 28, 2024, 02:10:30 AM

As it stands, the government of the federal republic of this country are only after task, and nothing else. Them wan use task finish everything wey dey beneficial to the common masses. I no sure say dem wan block Binance.

Baba dis country na yeye. Like Dem don finally Comot p2p from binance. p2p no dey available for ngn again. The page just blank for binance. I really no understand watin naija plan to accomplish with all these. I hope the naira finally gets its value back.

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Quote from: Macjaja24 on February 24, 2024, 05:56:43 PM

personally have always had reservations and felt the rush of luck while playing spinning games, alot of times of times my win rates are like 30% .

Don't get me wrong they are interesting and stressful games, you're sitting there, spinning the wheel, heart racing with anticipation, wondering what prize fate has in store for you.


 Maybe you've had those moments where you've hit the jackpot or landed on just the right spot those moments of pure excitement and joy.

funny how most of these games pop on my TL, recent one is Bitget's Spin & Airdrop event with rewards of BGB, WLD, STRK, PIXEL tokens, for some it might not be about the rewards but about the thrill of the game, the camaraderie of being in it together with fellow crypto enthusiasts.

you might get luckier than me and share stories with others about your big wins, your near misses, or even that time when you spun the wheel just for fun and ended up walking away with a prize you never expected.

I rarely participate in spinning events, I don't like something that depends too much on luck. Recently I tried participating in a survey event but I think I wasn't lucky enough to become the winner.

Last month, I was lucky enough to win an NFT from the FxBox bounty campaign worth $90 but I believe that now, when the project token price has dropped so much, I cannot sell that NFT to anyone even for $10 

If you believe in your luck, you can continue to participate in spinning events. I wish you good luck and get lots of valuable rewards from these events 

    -    ell, congratulations to you, mate. I also have an NFT under the doge, so just like you, I still can't sell it because its value is too low at the moment. Apart from that, it's also because they don't often participate in such so-called spinning events.

I don't even know what OP is saying about that stuff.

People who hold this opinion are usually from privileged backgrounds who have easy access to banking and traditional finance. They've never had to jump through all kinds of hoops just to transfer a few hundred dollars to a family member in a different country. It's easy for them to be ignorant and just smugly dismiss the needs of a great percentage of the population. Being able to access and transfer your own money without needing permission from anybody else should be a fundamental human right. With compliance standards becoming increasingly stricter it might just be a matter of time before people come to understand why Bitcoin is so important, and hopefully they will not have already given up too many freedoms when that happens.

Quote from: Shezcute Abbie on February 19, 2024, 01:45:10 PM

It surprises me that some people still do not see the practical uses of cryptocurrencies.

They are still skeptical about crypto-currencies and that's why they don't understand the importance of crypto-currencies. The ones who don't use something can't really understand that how powerful that thing is. Those people won't be able to understand crypto-currencies and their use unless they don't get involved in crypto-currencies themselves.

Quote from: Shezcute Abbie on February 19, 2024, 01:45:10 PM

For example, online payment platforms like Ivendpay support multiple cryptocurrencies, giving users more options for making purchases.

I have never used that platform personally and I haven't heard about them at all but I can surely say that I have used crypto payment gateway life BitPay and they have really allowed me to purchase many goods from online stores. If you are a domain investor or want a web-hosting for your domain then with the help of BitPay you can purchase such domain name from Namecheap without any issue.