Nigerian exchanges face licensing hurdles as analysts urge SEC guidelines overhaul

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Crypto Law

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29 January 2024

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Cointelegraph by Amaka Nwaokocha

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Original blog post

Kue Barinor Paul, a Nigerian Web3 legal representative, said that Nigerian crypto exchanges and VASPs would likely have to merge to afford the SEC license requirement.

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