Nigeria's blockchain sector secures $43 million in investments, according to new findings.
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- •Records $48.2m daily stablecoin volume •Developers account for 4% of global talent •Finance sector dominates with 89% of investments By Jul...
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•Records $48.2m daily stablecoin volume •Developers account for 4% of global talent •Finance sector dominates with 89% of investments By Juliet Umeh Nigeria’s Web3 ecosystem recorded strong growth in 2025, attracting $43 million in funding, more than double the $20 million raised in 2024. This ...
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