Nigeria Invites Stablecoin Startups, a Year After Binance Crackdown
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最新报道：Nigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has invited blockchain startups to apply for licenses to issue stablecoins, marking a policy shift one year after the government cracked down on Binance operations. The SEC released draft rules for digital asset issuers, requiring stablecoin projects to maintain 1:1 reserves and submit monthly reports. While welcoming crypto innovation, the regulator warned that unregistered offerings will be considered "a criminal offense." This comes as Nigeria seeks to balance fintech growth with oversight after banning peer-to-peer crypto trading and detaining Binance executives earlier this year. The new framework could position Nigeria as a regional hub for compliant stablecoin development.
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