In my first piece for Forbes as a contributor, I decided to explore the Naira crisis and its relationship to Bitcoin adoption in 🇳🇬
I hope this helps shed light on the nuances missing in the naira crisis conversation that needed to be addressed, especially the fungibility ‘trilema’.
The situation is yet another factor contributing to more Nigerians moving to Bitcoin.
Nice!!!
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I salute your work Jack
The sooner we can get countries with a failing fiat on the Bitcoin standard, the better! 😮💨⚡️
Those of us fortunate to be living in financial privilege must work a bit harder to truly understand how important and liberating Bitcoin can and will be
This looks eerily similar to the situation in Suriname 😩 Thanks for sharing! #orangepillSu 🇸🇷
END FIAT!
I wish more nocoiners knew about these problems and offered alternative solutions, but I never see them address these issues. I'm glad you're getting the word out to the mainstream
1m ⚡️incredible
I’ll zap that ⚡️
More humanitarian use cases for my favorite asset
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Good article! Sad that it seems Nigeria did not learn any lessons from India’s note replacement debacle some years back.
Articles deserve a zap
Worth the zap ⚡! Thank you
You see this? He could probably help.
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Most Nigerians gave up a long time ago they jst wonna get their daily bread and hope for the best. Great article 👍
That article was FIRE.
I'm still in shock that Forbes posted it.
Well done!
Hey! Can you write one on the situation in Suriname? Inflation is at ~60%+. The country is in crisis. We’re teaching people and merchants how to use Bitcoin. Minimum wage is $180/month, families run out of money after the first week of the month due to high inflation. There have protests and riots and government is getting even more corrupt and trying to steal reserves 😔 Suriname needs Bitcoin, fast!
