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Think of most popular "stablecoins" like $USDT or $USDC. People expect them to always be worth exactly $1 (like a digital dollar that doesn't jump around in price).
$SNR is different, it's built for Nigeria. It's pegged (locked) 1 to 1 with the Nigerian Naira (NGN). So 1 SNR = 1 Naira, always!
Right now, 1 Naira is worth way less than $1 in the real world (like maybe 0.0006 cents or whatever the exchange rate is today). That means 1 SNR will also stay at that same low dollar value. It will never magically hit $1... unless the actual Naira itself suddenly becomes worth $1 (which would be huge news for Nigeria!).
SNR? It's made so Nigerians (and people dealing with Naira) can send money, save, pay bills, or trade digitally using their own currency without the Naira's crazy ups and downs messing things up. It's like a steady digital version of cash in Naira form.
Hopefully it's explain situation.
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