Hello Sat Stacker,
This week, we’ve got cause to celebrate, not just for Bitcoin, but for every African who believes in financial freedom. In a historic move, Nigeria has officially signed a law recognizing Bitcoin as security. After more than a decade of uncertainty, Africa’s largest economy just gave Bitcoin a legal home.
For years, Nigeria’s crypto community has operated in the shadows—driven by grassroots adoption, innovation, and a deep need for alternatives. And despite government crackdowns, bank restrictions, and regulatory silence, Nigerians kept building, buying, and believing.
Why? Because they had to.
Inflation is still hovering around 28% this year.
The naira has lost about 35% of its value recently.
And yet, Nigerians rank 2nd globally in crypto adoption.
Bitcoin became a lifeline. A tool for saving. A way to escape the slow erosion of value that hits wallets hardest.
And now, with this new law, the Nigerian government is saying what the people have known for years:
Bitcoin is here to stay.
This is truly a turning point. It means:
Legal clarity for Bitcoin businesses, wallets, and exchanges.
More secure access for everyday users.
Stronger trust in Bitcoin as a long-term savings tool.
If the largest economy in Africa is recognizing Bitcoin’s place in the financial future, then the message is clear: Now is the time to keep stacking.
We’ve gone from “Bitcoin is banned” to “Bitcoin is legit.”
From whispers in Telegram groups to headlines in national newspapers.
From panic-selling to purpose-saving.
Let Nigeria’s shift remind us: progress isn’t always fast, but it is inevitable.
If inflation is eating away If inflation is quietly draining your savings, Bitcoin offers a way to fight back. You don’t need to buy a whole coin, just start with what you have. Whether it’s ₦500, 50 KES, 1,000 rands, 20 Ghanaian cedis, or 5,000 Zimbabwean dollars, every sat you stack is a step toward financial freedom.
Stay strong, stay sovereign, and keep stacking.