Cryptocurrency and Nigeria

MASH
MASH
Aug 25, 2017 · 2 min read

Since 2015, So many fin-tech startups have emerged from Nigeria, making doing business in Nigeria almost a smooth experience. Some of these startups have even crossed borders to tackle Africa as a whole, making cross border payment hassle-free.

Now, there are some new set of players emerging from the background, and no one is noticing. They have studied the business side of cryptocurrency and trading so well, that they can almost predict when the price of a particular coin will rise or drop. This is what makes cryptotrading interesting and profitable, the volatility. In the midst of all the trading and learning, one of the early adopters of cryptotrading in Nigeria, DALEMAT, has come up with his own cryptocurrency. Yes, you heard me right, A Nigerian owns a cryptocurrency and it is named DALECOIN(DALC). This currency is based on the Ethereum blockchain and can also be traded on exchanges. Now, i am sure your question will be, “Why DALECOIN, when we already have Bitcoin?” Good question.

Learning how to trade cryptocurrency has a steep learning curve, so many terms and candle-stick patterns you have to learn, so many research you have to do before you can predict which direction a coin will take. Mr. Dalemat has mastered the art of trading and also thought a few people on his telegram group and they are really doing good for themselves. There so many use cases associated with DALECOIN, head on to their website to get more info. Link below

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