INFORMATIVE: Top risk-free investment in Binance

You want to open a crypto exchange account. After some googles, you notice that Binance is pretty good (In fact, Binance is the biggest crypto exchange in the world by trading volume), and wonder if you should just buy-and-hold bitcoin.

How to start business with no money in Nigeria

Starting a business with no money might seem like a daunting prospect but, with a little planning, it’s often perfectly feasible. Learning how to start a business with no money is your first step on a journey to being your own boss. With planning and a bit of luck, being short of cash shouldn’t be a barrier to business success. In fact, learning how to start a business with no money can be a positive thing. It means you won’t dig into your savings and will have to be lean,…

OFFICIAL: Sterling hits highest vs. dollar since April 2018

Sterling hit its highest level against the dollar since April 2018 and traded just below eight-month highs against the euro on Tuesday, with analysts citing Britain’s lead in COVID-19 vaccinations as a positive for the currency. The pound hit $1.3788 against the dollar in early London deals, its highest level against the greenback since Apr. 30, 2018. Against the euro, it traded down 0.15% at 87.80 pence by 0902 GMT.

RELIABLE SOURCE: Visa might add Bitcoin to its payment network

Visa’s Chief Executive Officer, Al Kelly, recently disclosed that in order to make Bitcoin and other crypto-assets safer, useful, and applicable, Visa might add them to the company’s payments network. During Visa’s fiscal first-quarter 2021 earnings call, the CEO of Visa described crypto assets like bitcoin as “digital gold” which are “not used as a form of payment in a significant way at this point.” “Our strategy here is to work with wallets and exchanges to enable users to purchase these currencies using their Visa credentials or to cash out…

Naira weakens as dollar extends gains against top currencies

Naira depreciated against the U.S dollar at the Investors & Exporters (I&E) window of the foreign exchange market on Thursday, data posted on the FMDQ Security Exchange webpage where currencies are officially traded showed. The local unit closed at N394.33 at the Thursday trading session, representing N0.08 or 0.02 per cent decrease from N394.25, the rate at which it closed at the previous session.