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Singaporean Bitcoin Exchange BitX Enters Nigerian Markets

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July 7, 2015
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Singaporean Bitcoin Exchange BitX Enters Nigerian Markets
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  • Singaporean Bitcoin Exchange BitX recently expanded its operations to Nigeria, a step that will enable its natives to sell, purchase and store the digital currency.
  • The announcement comes in the wake of growing requests from its potential consumers base in Nigeria, the company informed via its blogpost. It also hinted to be working towards the launch of some new services in the African territory, but shied away from revealing anything further.
  • BitX CEO Marcus Swanepoel further interacted with media to elaborate their intents in the Africa’s largest economy, and said:

“We’ve been inundated with requests for bitcoin products and services from consumers, developers and Nigerian businesses. The business aspect is particularly interesting and we’re currently working with a number of these businesses to bring some exciting new products to the market.”

  • For once, one could notice the potential of Nigerian markets to boost the Bitcoin’s adoption level. It is the largest economy in Africa, with population mounting above 172 million (among which, most are from the age group of 18-35). And as it seems, BitX appreciates the figures right away.

“Nigeria has a vibrant, diverse and growing online population and in a market scattered with inefficient and expensive online payment methods,” the company has stated. We’re excited about Bitcoin’s potential for faster and cheaper settlements.”

Source: newsbtc.com

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