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BREAKING: FG Bans Nigerians From Investing In Davido Meme Coin

“$Davido is not recognized as an investment product or asset class under its regulatory purview, and individuals who invest in it do so at their own risk.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
June 15, 2024
in Top Stories, Tech
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FG has cautioned Nigerians not to invest in the Davido Meme coin because of the high risks.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a warning to investors about the high risks associated with investing in meme coins, including $Davido.

 

In a circular dated June 14, 2024, the SEC stated that meme coins, such as $Davido, are highly speculative and lack fundamental value.

 

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This Nigeria news platform understands that the SEC noted that meme coins are cryptocurrencies inspired by memes and internet jokes, often promoted through social media and celebrity endorsements.

 

It stated that they are not intended to serve as a medium of exchange or digital representation of capital market products.

 

The Commission advised the public to exercise caution and fully understand the risks before investing in meme coins. It also warned capital market operators not to associate with instruments outside the SEC’s regulatory purview.

 

The SEC emphasized that “$Davido is not recognized as an investment product or asset class under its regulatory purview, and individuals who invest in it do so at their own risk. The Commission will continue to monitor developments in the ecosystem and deploy its regulatory powers as needed.”

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