Nigeria rings the alarm on Binance’s alleged illegal operation
Initially, the securities regulator issued a warning against Binance Nigeria, but in its latest notice, it warned against the global exchange, saying it’s operating illegally.
Initially, the securities regulator issued a warning against Binance Nigeria, but in its latest notice, it warned against the global exchange, saying it’s operating illegally.
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