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Community is everything in crypto.
Nobody should tell you otherwise.
As a builder or founder, the quality of your community and the strength of its members determine a substantial part of a project's growth and development. And this cuts across every sector.
Community determines a lot, including security, trust, engagement, and how far a project can go when things get tough.
This is where I step in.
As a community manager, I help startups and already growing projects build, grow, and sustain healthy communities.
From keeping conversations active and creating a safe space for members to filtering spam, tackling scams and impersonators, and making sure people feel heard, I understand that community management goes beyond just being active in a group.
It's about building trust, keeping people engaged, protecting the community, and helping the team maintain a strong relationship with the people who believe in the project.
I've been involved in Web3 communities across Telegram and Discord, working around community moderation, engagement, safety, and community-led growth. I've also worked with community takeover teams and taken on ambassador and collaboration outreach responsibilities.
I understand that every project has its own culture, goals, and audience. My job is to understand those things and help build a community that reflects them.
I'm not here just to fill a role or keep a chat busy.
I'm here to contribute, solve problems, build relationships, and help projects create communities that can stand the test of time.
If you're a founder, builder, or team looking for someone who genuinely understands the importance of community in Web3, let's connect.
My DMs are open. 🤝
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Hey guys @ton_blockchain @telegram
TON is now supported in the Blockchain DeFi Wallet.
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Hey guys @ton_blockchain @telegram
TON is now supported in the Blockchain DeFi Wallet.
Hold, send, and receive the-open-network:native plus 75 supported tokens on TON 💎
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🇳🇬 NEW: Nigeria’s central bank requires foreign-currency stablecoin issuers to hold at least $11.16M in paid-up capital to operate in the country.
Bad advice❗️
If you have 20M, spend it all on a single car, that's expert investment right there
Have you seen this guys?
Nigeria just told Tether and Circle: come home, or go home.
The CBN released its stablecoin rules on Thursday.
Here is what matters:
→ Dollar stablecoin issuers need a Nigerian company + ₦15bn capital
→ Naira stablecoin issuers need ₦10bn
→ Wallets, custody, conversion, P2P: ₦1bn, on top of SEC capital
→ 1:1 reserves. Redemption by the next business day. No yield.
→ Algorithmic stablecoins are banned
→ No offshore exemption. A foreign licence won't be enough.
Existing operators get 180 days to apply once the rules take effect.
Register within 30 days. Report within 60.
Miss the deadline, and you stop operating.
This is a door opening, not closing.
One of Africa's largest crypto markets now has a rulebook.
But here's the question nobody is asking:
No crypto exchange in Nigeria holds a full SEC @SECNigeria licence today.
So will we have licensed stablecoin issuers…
with no fully licensed exchanges to distribute them?
The rules allow CBN-licensed distributors.
The gap is timing.
Whoever secures CBN + SEC approval first controls the market.
If you're a platform eyeing Nigeria, the 180-day window is your entry plan.
Let's talk.
Source: CBN Regulations (Nov 5th 2026)
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 U.S. employers created 165,000 jobs in October (higher than expected) and the jobless rate declined to 4.1% (lower than expected).
