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Binance Clampdown: Enabulele Warns Of Exacerbated Economic Woes

by Royal Ibeh
1 year ago
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Bright Enabulele

Bright Enabulele

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Oduwacoin creator, Bright Enabulele, has condemned the Nigerian government’s ongoing clampdown on cryptocurrency trading firm, Binance.

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It would be recalled that two Binance executives had their passports seized, while they were placed in detention. The Binance executives, according to the presidency, were arrested on allegations bordering on money laundering, terrorism, and economy sabotage through the cryptocurrency exchange.

Displeased with the clampdown, Enabulele argued that this move not only represents a missed opportunity but also carries the potential to exacerbate the country’s existing economic challenges.

In a statement made available to journalists, Enabulele emphasised the importance of a measured approach, while advocating for robust Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures and well-crafted regulations to address potential concerns about misuse, rather than resorting to a complete ban.

While addressing potential misuse of these platforms is understandable, Enabulele acknowledged, “a blanket ban on cryptocurrencies represents a significant setback for Nigeria’s economic well-being. Implementing robust KYC procedures and proper regulations would be far more effective in addressing concerns about money laundering or illegal activity, while still allowing Nigerians to reap the benefits of this innovative technology.”

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Enabulele expressed concern that the clampdown on Binance will deprive Nigerians of a crucial tool to manage the country’s persistently high inflation.

The adoption of cryptocurrencies like Oduwacoin, would hedge the country against inflation,
Enabulele explained, while pointing out that Oduwacoin transactions offer faster, zero charge, and more transparent alternatives to traditional money transfer methods.

He argued that the ban could hinder the flow of remittances from abroad, impacting families and significantly reducing a vital contribution to the national economy.

He therefore urged the government to engage in open dialogue with crypto industry stakeholders like him, and explore responsible regulatory frameworks. Such frameworks, he stated, would foster the responsible adoption of cryptocurrencies, allowing Nigerians to harness the potential benefits of this technology.


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