Chinaecherem

I will blow your mind

@timmyisagod Lol. Be dreaming my fans

For a minute I thought the naira was getting stable 😭

See you @SuperteamNG startup village

Meet Our Speakers: Startup Village Nigeria 2026 - Product Section. @timmyisagod is the founder & CEO of @evolutionapp_, a global payments platform that connects emerging markets to the world, he is on a mission to make global financial services accessible to the next billion in emerging markets. @Chinaecherem is the founder of @Nectar_finance, which empowers users to send, receive, save, and invest globally with the speed and security of Solana blockchain technology and fully self-custodial wallets, while enjoying the familiar experience of traditional banking.

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@ConfusedSith Most people will think you are talking about the girl in the video lol 😂😂

Just looked at my girl - Libra, And the douchebag who fumbled it - David Marcus And cried. It should’ve been me.

We've got a big morning ahead! MegaETH ($MEGA) will be available to trade on NectarFi at launch

MEGA mode activated

@slooreviews Or simply download NectarFi

How do I invest in American stock market while living in Nigeria? Find an online broker that can accept you, do the forms (application forms, verify your identity and so on) and invest. Nigeria isn’t a “black listed” country like some places, where hardly any brokers will accept - Somalia for example. There are plenty of options. However, it depends how much money you have to invest. Let’s keep this simple. If the amount of money you have is pretty small and/or you can’t get the money out of Nigeria easily, then I would stick to local providers. In comparison, if you have at least $500 a month to invest, or a decent lump sum, I would consider international providers. Most people with money in the country want to diversify internationally and there is a reason for this. It is safer and better. Follow @adaora_crypto for more, she knowledgeable in this niche and has written a handful of notes on this. You're welcome.

@dcfgod It will trade on solana. Do you see where I am going with this ?

So the entire solana chain is marketing megaeth the eth L2 that’s fast like solana?

@Nectar_finance GM

GM (say it back) 🫵🏽

@Numerooo0 No they are not. @sunrisedefi is listing it on solana

Lot of people does not actually understand this but Solana is making fun of MegaETH

@sunrisedefi Mega

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@IzunnaDike True. The real Nnewi dialect is also hard

Onitsha Igbo is NOT easy for all of us to understand. Igbo doesn’t begin and end within Anambra. It’s like how Lagosians view Nigeria 😭😭😭 Anambra people have this perception that central Igbo was created around their dialects but it’s not. It’s Owerri and Umuahia dialects mostly. Central Igbo is closer to my dialect (Ndoki) in my opinion (Ndoki) than it is to Nnewi for example.

How life feels after switching to NectarFi

Respect to Coach Destiny Okechukwu. He has been instrumental in helping us scale to this level. 🫡🔥

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I believe self custody of assets with private keys is legitimately one of the most powerful tools for sovereignty we have ever devised but the industry has completely bastardized this term to the point of uselessness. The original notion (in my mind at least) of self custody was having a string of letters and numbers or 12 words that unlock your assets. “Self-custody” when interacting with smart contracts and defi has become virtually meaningless at this point, encumbering coins with layers and layers of risks and dependencies, incredibly misleading A lot of this narrative was ostensibly for regulatory reasons: “we don’t take custody of your assets, you deposit them in this pool or contract with self-executing code” but that’s so obviously not true at this point it’s an insult to our lived experience. Or, if it is “true” in the literal sense that the code technically always does what it is allowed to do, the “self-custody” component is very far down the list of what is actually important with these systems, a red herring really. Clearly Drift depositors didn’t (don’t) have “self-custody” of their funds. And the common retort is “well Drift doesn’t really either.” ok but North Korea does now. At this point I liken self-custody in the context of defi to saying that you are the only one with the keys to the front door of a bank vault but there’s another door on the other side of the vault that criminals (or regulators, who knows) can enter with impunity and take your assets. Is it really that relevant that you’re the only one with a key to the front door? The reason this is jading is because truly securing your wealth with private keys if you choose is a 0 to 1 unlock for some people (maybe the only real 0 to 1 unlock in this space) but that was conflated with all of these systems that have multisigs, upgrade keys, oracle dependencies, layers upon layers, turtles all the way down, often times with very obvious single points of failure. What is the value of self custody when a multisig can reorg your assets out of existence? The whole thing is very disillusioning

You can also get this on @Nectar_finance

@thelilinuel @SuperteamNG Will be there

We’ve spent the last couple of weeks exploring the solutions being built for the Frontier Hackathon. Today we peel back the layers, going beyond the product and asking @SuperteamNG founders why they’re the best people to solve these problems. Tune in for some juicy founder stories. Time: 6PM 𝕏 Spaces Set a reminder 👇🏽

@SylvesterSolid You are telling me that an app built by a dumb racist is irrelevant ? Wow

Ethos is the most irrelevant App in this space It solves no problem nor help in any way.