The Central Bank of Nigeria has established a regulatory framework for virtual asset service providers, introducing local licensing mandates and banning algorithmic stablecoins.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has established a regulatory framework for virtual asset service providers, introducing local licensing mandates and banning algorithmic stablecoins.
Nigeria has banned algorithmic stablecoins and introduced reserve requirements for issuers as it expands central bank oversight of crypto payment services. Nigeria's central bank issued new virtual asset regulations requiring stablecoin issuers and other service providers to obtain local licenses.
NewsBTC reported the story as "Nigeria Sets New Stablecoin Licensing Rules and Capital Requirements."
3 sources have covered this story, including NewsBTC, Cointelegraph and The Block. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 18 hours ago.
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- FirstThe BlockNov 6, 6:43 AM ET · United StatesCenter
- +2h 14mCointelegraphNov 6, 8:57 AM ET · United StatesCenter
- +34hNewsBTCNov 7, 5:00 PM ET · United StatesCenter
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