In November 2024, the dollar rate in Nigeria hit ₦1,700, and money saved in January at ₦900 had lost over 89% of its value by year's end.
This spike in the dollar rate created a well-known phenomenon — the Naira is not a safe currency to save, borrow, or spend with.
As Nigerians began seeking better alternatives (dollars being the obvious choice), the economic system has made it continuously difficult to hold, spend, and receive them.
What if I told you that @FinnaHQ is a better alternative to banks for accessing dollars in Nigeria? Would you give it a try?
Let's get right to it. 👇
In 2022, @elonmusk tried to borrow $12.5 billion against his Tesla shares to buy Twitter.
He didn't want to sell. Sounds familiar, right?
What if I told you that with @getBusha’s Crypto-backed Naira Loans, you can be able to do the same with your $SOL?
That's exactly what crypto holders do every day. Let me explain 👇
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Its amazing the see how DePINs like @helium and @grass are making new ATHs in resources processed.
This shows how @solana is becoming the DePIN hub.
Like it or not it has always been Solana and others!