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Basic Questions about Cryptos / Re: Why Is Pi Still Holding Strong?

« on: March 15, 2025, 02:55:50 PM »

Quote from: Yeecrypto on March 05, 2025, 12:40:04 AM

I've been following Pi since it got listed on several CEXs, and one of the most mind-blowing moments was when the market was dipping yet Pi was among the few tokens that kept pumping.

I guess that's what you get from a project with a strong community that truly believes in it. Plus, not all tokens are in circulation yet some airdrop claims are still locked, while others haven’t been verified. Many holders are still staking, trading, and participating in events like Candybomb a trading event where you deposit and trade PI, to gain rewards.

Which brings me to my question how many of us ever guessed that Pi would have such a successful listing?

PI is the next big thing in the crypto market, I have been mining it since around 2021 or so and at first I saw it to be a potential scam like every other crypto project, well presently all my doubt has been proved wrong coz the project is really making waves in the market. Congratulations to all the holders of PI

Nigerian Languages / Re: How do we convince our parents to invest in Bitcoin?

« on: March 15, 2025, 02:31:47 PM »

Quote from: Yamzakid on August 18, 2024, 11:09:51 AM

Most of our parents are committed to traditional investments such as bank deposits, and some of them can neither read nor write and some have never heard of cryptocurrencies before, so in this situation, if we see that they have intention to do any kind of profitable investment, how do we convince them to invest in Bitcoin?
I'm interested in knowing what you think of this discussion.

First and foremost our parent are already used to traditional banking so trying to change their mind or convincing them to invest in Bitcoin may be like trying to break a brick wall with your bare hand, However there is a possibility of their acceptance if one could tell them of the long time benefit which is that they can get more interest when they buy a Bitcoin and keeps it overtime, also one can assure them that it is a safe, and tell them the numerous top rich men in the world who are holders of BTC, with this and the trust they have for you that is if of course they have, they can easily consider.

Nigerian Languages / Re: Wetin dey sup ?

« on: March 15, 2025, 12:24:31 AM »

Quote from: Mr. Allcrypto on February 20, 2024, 11:35:02 PM

My 9ja brothers and sisters, una shore say this economic crisis wey dey sup for our country go end? Because e com be like prices of things dey change morning, afternoon and evening...e kuku remain make we dey pay for the air wey we dey breath o, lol... cost of living wan kill the living for our country, abeg make una dey shear updates make everybody no turn armajiru enter streets.
Try shear update so we fit shear funds o, cuz our people Naim talk say one car no fit form convoy. Show love to people this period o, we go survive sha, on God.

Brotherly na Baba God go help us e con be like say person no dey hardworking enough. To feed sef na wahala, any way I believe in a better tomorrow where everything g done return to normalcy

General Discussion / Re: is laziness inherited?

« on: March 15, 2025, 12:21:34 AM »

Quote from: bitterguy28 on February 17, 2025, 07:11:30 AM

like the title says, do you believe that laziness is inherited? or at least that something we get from our parents? maybe it’s how we saw them growing up? or the principles and beliefs they instilled on us allowed us to grow too comfortable and therefore lazy? is it the result of the kind of environment you grew up on? where do people get their laziness from? and how can one overcome such thing?

Laziness isn't inherited it is rather learned from the environment having friends who are lazy will no how make one to be lazy someday and the best way to overcome this is for one to be very mindful of the kind of company you keep and associate yourself with

Nigerian Languages / Re: Creating the right environment for economic prosperity

« on: March 15, 2025, 12:17:20 AM »

Quote from: Mia Chloe on March 13, 2025, 10:49:57 PM

Quote from: Agbe on March 02, 2025, 07:50:19 PM
Nigeria as a country has been having challenges when it comes to her economy which has resulted in the increase of cost of living in the country with inflation rate at it highest peak ever.
Corruption is actually the very first thing that needs to be considered and curbed in order to reduce the rate of corruption in the country. There are a lot of happenings every now and then that are eating up resources and the things that should anchor economic stability but it seems no one is concerned.

The political office these days is like a struggle for greener pastures and self benefitting things instead of a thrive to building the economy.

Very well said. Personally I don't think corruption can completely the eradicated from the country, it can only be reduced. Cause like a termite it has deeply eaten into the system, at every level of the country there is corruption coming from our leader down to the judiciary, the legislature etc. Basically I believe that if proper incorruptible disciplinary committee are set up to severely punished corrupt individuals or leaders irrespective of your status then I think corruption will be reduced

Nigerian Languages / Re: Can the Nigerian Government play along with Cryptocurrency?

« on: March 14, 2025, 10:26:55 PM »

Quote from: Stuart on February 02, 2025, 10:18:42 PM

Over the years, the Nigerian Government has not allowed nor accepted the use of crypto currencies and Bitcoin mostly, even untill now, as (IMO) they see it as a means at which anyone who has the knowledge of crypto currencies and Bitcoin especially can easily escape the lock-up room of financial bondage, which they (to an extent) has put every citizens of Nigeria.

This is the only thing that has no restrictions and no one is able to tell what returns is being yielded. The government haven heard of the amount of money that can be obtainable, they desire to make a total end of the existence within the country and those using it in the country as well.

So, I ask, can the Nigerian Government ever accept or allow the use of crypto currencies? Let's discuss

Well I ont think the government will accept crypto currency and as such they banned it, but I think the ban was later lifted in 2023. Remember the CBN generated revenue for the FG, if the government allows cryptocurrency most of the mass will prefer investing in crypto than in their local banks and this may restrict the activities of the CBN which in turn may prevent the further generations of revenue for the government. Also the increasingly rise Cyber crime may make it impossible for the FG to back up the use of cryptocurrency, due to it being a decentralized system it may be difficult to trace or track any money lost to cybercrimes or mistake made by crypto user.

Nigerian Languages / Re: I fit start trading with small cash?

« on: March 14, 2025, 10:13:37 PM »

Quote from: Stuart on December 04, 2018, 06:06:17 PM

Quote from: PRIBO247 on December 03, 2018, 09:51:09 PM
Quote from: Stuart on December 02, 2018, 04:55:40 PM
One of my friend way I tell about crypto currencies, em like everything I tell am, em come say em wan start with trading. Now I ask am like how much em get to use take start em say na $20, I smile, but on the other hand, na money. So, make em continue or make em increase the capital?
How una see the matter?

Me I been start with $11. The thing way dey dia be say, im fit start dat amount but nah small small profit im go dey get. If im start with bigger capital, nah so im profit go increase.

My broda, nor vex, Na this year you enter trading? Cause since this year, the market just de go down down. E de okay if em buy upto 2-3 different coins them or make em buy only 1 coin?

No be lie bro this period dey very risky to place trade unless person fit dey buy con dey keep for the future.

Nigerian Languages / Re: Governance in the federation

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:32:45 PM »

Quote from: The transformer on September 27, 2024, 01:41:26 PM

Considering the recent happenings (national economy, elections and elections related etc), let's do some analysis to identify the major sources of the problem which should help in getting solutions definitely.

The major source of our problem are simply the the electoral candidates, i.e our leader, you don't expect a positive result or a change in the country when the same set of people keeps coming to represent us

Nigerian Languages / Re: Wattin dey dup for our local board?

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:29:26 PM »

Quote from: Makus on May 29, 2024, 06:00:59 PM

Omor as I enter forum I just observe say our local board dey very inactive, though we dey try but e for nice if we make good name just like the way e dey for the other side. Normally I dey see sharp men dem for here, people like, igebotz,Agbe.... These are my boss men dem, and una dey try e no easy but if we fit make the local board lively small e for make sense.

This local board no too dey active like that, the thing be say most people dey after the oint, rather than even sharing their opinions and connecting with new people, na Wetin make most of them dey follow the board wey dey trending and all of that

Nigerian Languages / Re: Inflation in Nigeria

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:20:14 PM »

Quote from: Mr. Allcrypto on February 13, 2024, 05:41:34 AM

The price of dollar to naira latelely has increased, which is affecting the price of goods and services and has led to inflation in the country.
The question many people may ask is ,
1. What is the meaning of inflation ?
2. What is the cause of inflation ?

I will start by defining the word "Inflation "

Inflation is the rate of increase in prices over a given period of time or tge increase in cost of living in a country. Generally, inflation also affects our exchange rate in the country.

The main cause of inflation in our modern day is; Devaluation. And Devaluation occurs when a currency loses value in comparison to other currencies. This makes imports more expensive and can lead to inflation ...

My very question wey if I see the President I go ask am be say even if any other thing wan cost, e no supposed be fuel, no be we way dey even sell crude oil to other countries... This thing really dey bother me but I no say God dey for us and him go help us, Amen

Nigerian Languages / Re: Merry Christmas

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:15:02 PM »

Quote from: Yamzakid on December 24, 2024, 01:25:17 AM

This month marks exactly one year since I joined this forum, and I'm happy to see another wonderful moment here again. I wish you all a Merry Christmas, as we all know that it's a time to share happiness with our loved ones. Which i believe the majority of us will be in our villages now to celebrate this wonderful time with our families. Let's continue the good work.
In addition, I would want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their efforts in promoting the excellence of our Naija board in this forum. Merry Christmas and happy New Year in advance, and I hope everyone stays healthy.

The month of Christmas is a time for love, and being with our love ones., it is a time of our Lord's birth. Let us all be happy and blissful, may the good Lord bless everyone of us... Amen

Nigerian Languages / Re: How we go take avoid crypto scammers??

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:09:12 PM »

Quote from: Yamzakid on December 18, 2023, 08:11:35 AM

I greet you all my fellow Naija people.
As we all know crypto industry no dey save again, scammers just full everywhere in the crypto industry.
Scammers no wan allow us rest na wetin dey worry me I sey make I con discuss am with my bosses here make una advise give us how we go take prevent ourself from this scammers in crypto.

Wel there are plenty ways but make I talk some of them. Before investing into any crypto coins make proper research about it, don't just invest your money into it because of the hype. Also as a crypto specialist, clicking on anyhow lmk should be totally avoided because those links can be used to clear all of the tokens in your account and lastly trade will tested and reliable exchange or platform, let's be properly guided. God bless you all.

Nigerian Languages / Re: 🏆 Altcoinstalks Community Awards - 2024 / voting thread [pidgin]

« on: March 14, 2025, 09:00:36 PM »

Quote from: Mia Chloe on March 13, 2025, 10:28:16 PM

ORIGINAL TOPIC: 🏆 Altcoinstalks Community Awards - 2024 / voting thread

AUTHOR: Babo

Whale ANN | Indonesian | Italian | German | Turkish | Russian / Ukrainian | Bangla | VOTING THREAD

We de happy to come announce Altcoinstalks Community Awards give Una, na event way go help us close 2024. This event na better opportunity to take show appreciation give those people way De special way De help make this forum better, and we hope say e go become a tradition! Voters Receive Prizes!

Which kind prize de wait d winners?

This year, icopress and babo make sure say this event get material value. Whale.io come be sponsor join, and dem allocate10 prizes of $50 each, way dem go credit give the winners' inside their Whale account. Once dem don count d vote, dem go launch big lottery way go tell who winners go be.

How E Tay de work?

Dem go open public vote inside 40 days way dem take create d thread, for inside any user way day active fit participate. Who go be the winners for inside the categories go depend on only your choice. U fit Vote for yourself if you want, but If you no get explanation for why you vote d person way U vote , your vote not go count join.

for inside the categories dem, you no fit vote pass 3 users / projects. ➥ Note.
You go need tobriefly explain why you de nominate pesin. ➥ Note.
To vote you must don get 50 karma points.
Custom title
How the Nomination go b na say

Forum Hero
Dem go carry dis award give leader way De familiar for here!

This pesin don dedicate many years to take serve the community and e don leave legacy way go last, na man way e name carry d beta spirit of altcointalk.
Altcointalk Ninja
Dem go carry this award give participant way e name symbolize trust and wisdom.

Some people de always de way stand out from the crowd with d kind writing style way dem get, those people way their doings de everywhere and those people way without dem e de impossible to imagine the forum.
Bit Geek
Dem go carry this award give participant way U think say get beta knowledge for tech matter.

Tell us who you know say get beta strong passion about cryptocurrency matter, who fit easily explain things you nor know about, or who has get better mind to take analyse.
Best Project
We de talk about business or project way De for Altcointalk.
Custom Hero
You go fit vote for moderators, president, senators, or any pesin way get another custom title. We wan know who the community de see as role model, pesin way De always demonstrate beta interest and support. Forum members suppose know their heroes!
_________________
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I no dey sure say we fit vote for here, maybe e go be for the main thread

Nigerian Languages / Re: Do you believe in life after death

« on: March 14, 2025, 08:53:09 PM »

Quote from: JoyMarsha on March 13, 2025, 09:23:39 PM

Quote from: Sim_card on March 11, 2025, 05:45:29 PM
Of course, I am a Christian who believes in my faith. My faith teaches me that we are only visitors on a mission in earth and once our mission is over, we shall all return to our creator to give account of what we did on earth. That's what determines where your immoral being will dwell.
Where our immortal being will dwell will either be heaven or hell. It must be one, that place is where we will stay for eternity. What will take us there is the kind of life we live on earth. If it is good, we can find our immortal body in heaven. If it is bad, we find it in hell. One place are we to go to, we can't escape that.

Definitely, I agree with you heaven or hell is inescapable it is the abode of every occupant of this earth after death or at the end of the world, and this places are only accessible by our souls., and not our bodies, where we begin another life. So yes there is definitely a life after death

Nigerian Languages / Re: What We Should Have Learned in School But Never Did

« on: March 14, 2025, 08:48:57 PM »

Quote from: target on March 13, 2025, 07:55:06 AM

Society evolves which makes the old things not useful anymore and its the same thing I think with what is thought in school. If back in the days the school have lots of field trips to expose children to factories and historical sites, this time its all online. And politics changes as well which affects which books are to be on the shelves of the students.

Personally if there is something to be taught is teaching kids how economics works and then how to make money out of the economy being a regular person to investor. They never teach this at school.

I support you on this. Schools are meant to teach her student practical ways of making money instead of just filling up the head of the student with theories, and big grammar. There should be a subject which center around practical ways of making money. Am telling you if this is implemented there wil be lessening in the rate of kidnapping, stealing and so on. The leader should really implement this.