If you have your funds in USDT on @BitMartExchange, use optimism network to transfer your funds. Most exchange have it. Zero transfer fee. I won't be paying any $10 to move my funds
Any of these could get a coin delisted: 1. Low Trading Volume, 2.
Regulatory Non-compliance, 3. Security Risks, 4. Stalled Project Development, 5. Fraudulent Activity.
Finally $XION A.K.A $VERONA delisted on @bitget. Every coin I hold on Bitget gets delisted. Should I hold bitcoin:native and $BGB there, let me check something?
Budget (₦)
Venue & Canopies 450,000
Food & Drinks 900,000
Attire (Bride & Groom) 300,000
Photography & Videography 300,000
Decor 240,000
MC, DJ & Entertainment
180,000
Trad Marriage Expenses
260,000
Invitation Cards & Souvenirs
100,000
Transport 90,000
Misc & Contingency
180,000
@Iykconic For venue, open field or primary school. For transportation, if friends and family can provide cars, it will reduce transport cost. Just refilling. Attire, cut it to one during traditional. Do traditional or parlour wedding and Christian wedding same day.
1. I don't like using POS
2. It's not all my ATM cards I use for POS
3. Any account I dedicate to be using for POS can't hold more than ₦50k
4. I count zeros and thoroughly check receiver's name like mad...
5. When it comes to money things, patience is a virtue. Taking my time
Where I stay, POS charges are usually cheaper at the market. So as usual, my friend was passing through a busy market and decided to withdraw ₦10,000, which normally attracts a ₦200 charge. She gave her card to the POS lady, but the lady entered ₦100,200 instead of ₦10,200, and my friend, without properly checking, entered her PIN.
After the transaction went through, the lady gave my friend ₦10,000. She didn’t notice anything until she drove back home and checked her alerts, that was when she realized what had happened. She rushed back to the market, but the lady was nowhere to be found. Even the people around didn’t pay attention to her. So she went to the bank and the police, and through the bank, they were able to trace the lady to her house.
After some days, they met the lady at home and took her to the police station. During questioning, the lady denied everything and insisted she gave my friend ₦100,000. When the officer asked if she charges ₦200 for ₦100,000, she lied that my friend gave her the balance in cash. She then said if my friend claimed she was duped, she should provide evidence.
My friend said her only evidence was the transaction alert, but in the end, the case was dismissed.
My friend was devastated, she lost ₦90,000 just like that. Since that incident, I don’t use POS when I’m in a hurry, and I always double-check the amount before entering my PIN.
In money matters, a few extra seconds of attention can save you thousands.
I'm bored of saying it, but any Yoruba person reading this should please remember that there will still be life after Tinubu.
His mission to turn you and Igbo people into enemies for the sake of his short-term political interest will only spoil your life for no reason.