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Crypto Regulation: A Shield Against Bad Actors in Nigeria’s Booming Market

Nigeria’s cryptocurrency adoption is soaring, signaling a growing belief in digital currencies as the future of payments. This surge in crypto investors necessitates a framework to protect them, leading experts to advocate for robust regulations.

Quidax’s Omiwole on the Need for Crypto Regulation

Emmanuel Omiwole, a Performance Marketing Specialist at Quidax, addressed this critical need during a panel discussion at the Ibadan Tech Expo. He highlighted the role of regulatory bodies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in providing oversight for the digital currency space. Omiwole emphasized that regulation isn’t about stifling innovation but about fostering a safer environment. “You cannot develop an innovative technology without regulations. What the regulation is doing is to keep out the bad players in the industry,” he stated. This protection is especially vital in Nigeria, which saw a staggering $59 billion in crypto transaction value between July 2023 and June 2024, positioning it as a major player in the global crypto economy.

In conclusion, as cryptocurrency adoption continues to rise in Nigeria, strategic regulation is crucial. It serves as a safeguard, preventing malicious actors from exploiting the market and ensuring the long-term stability and growth of the digital currency ecosystem. By establishing clear guidelines and oversight, regulatory bodies can foster a more secure and trustworthy environment for investors and businesses alike.

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