Brian Armstrong Refutes Nigeria’s Coinbase Block Reports

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Brian Armstrong, the CEO of the American crypto exchange Coinbase, has rubbished reports that the Nigerian government has allegedly banned traders from accessing the platform. In the social media publication X, Armstrong reacted to allegations that Nigeria was blocking access to many lead cryptocurrency trading platforms, such as Coinbase, Binance, and Kraken. Armstrong’s statement came amidst growing worries and speculations among Nigerian users that they can use these platforms.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Clears Nigeria Confusion

Armstrong clarified the situation from Coinbase’s viewpoint in his statement, stressing that the exchange had no interruptions in its services to Nigeria. This is not a true statement about Coinbase, at least if I got it right. The products of Coinbase (even interruption) are running now. Pillager from Nigeria has not reached out to us yet,”…

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