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Web3 moves fast. But real progress happens when people slow down and talk. We’re bringing the Web3 community together — not for long talks or heavy slides — but for real conversations, shared ideas, and meaningful connections. Introducing the maiden edition of Coffee Chat Hangout by Web3 Digest, tagged “Where Conversations Shape the Future.” A relaxed, IRL gathering where conversations shape the future of Web3. What to expect: Honest conversations with builders & ecosystem leaders Open discussions — not lectures Networking over coffee in a laid-back setting A room full of people building, exploring, and growing in Web3 📍 Location: Cafe One, Ikeja 📅 Date: 22nd January, 2026 ⏰ Time: 2:00 PM (WAT) 👉 Limited slots — register to attend: lu.ma/lpe4mdxt More details soon 👀☕️

Crypto in Nigeria just entered a new era. And most traders aren’t ready for it. For years, Nigerian crypto traders and SMEs lived in uncertainty: “Should I report this?” “Is crypto even taxable?” “What happens if the taxman comes?” That grey area is disappearing. Nigeria’s tax system is moving fast — toward data-driven enforcement, transparency, and real audit trails. Hope and guesswork are no longer strategies. Here’s the hard truth 👇 If you trade crypto, accept crypto, or run a digital business, compliance is no longer optional. But something interesting happened in January 2026. @Tradepal_ai officially launched in Nigeria. Not as another accounting tool — but as a bridge between crypto activity and real-world tax rules. Instead of spreadsheets and stress, it offers: • Real-time turnover tracking • Automated tax calculations • Audit-ready reports • Clear dashboards for traders, SMEs & tax agents In short: it turns tax compliance from fear into a framework. And this matters more than people realize. Because globally, crypto taxation is tightening. And locally, SMEs and informal traders are the most exposed — often without the tools or teams to stay compliant. This isn’t just about avoiding penalties. It’s about building in an environment where clarity enables confidence — and compliance becomes a competitive advantage. We broke all of this down in this Web3 Digest 👇 Why Nigeria’s tax era is shifting, What it means for traders and SMEs, And how Tradepal AI fits into the future of finance in Africa. 📖 Read the full breakdown on Substack 👉 theweb3digest.substack.com/p/the-new-tax-… Because in 2026, compliance isn’t the enemy of innovation. It’s the foundation.

Crypto in Nigeria just entered a new era. And most traders aren’t ready for it. For years, Nigerian crypto traders and SMEs lived in uncertainty: “Should I report this?” “Is crypto even taxable?” “What happens if the taxman comes?” That grey area is disappearing. Nigeria’s tax system is moving fast — toward data-driven enforcement, transparency, and real audit trails. Hope and guesswork are no longer strategies. Here’s the hard truth 👇 If you trade crypto, accept crypto, or run a digital business, compliance is no longer optional. But something interesting happened in January 2026. @Tradepal_ai officially launched in Nigeria. Not as another accounting tool — but as a bridge between crypto activity and real-world tax rules. Instead of spreadsheets and stress, it offers: • Real-time turnover tracking • Automated tax calculations • Audit-ready reports • Clear dashboards for traders, SMEs & tax agents In short: it turns tax compliance from fear into a framework. And this matters more than people realize. Because globally, crypto taxation is tightening. And locally, SMEs and informal traders are the most exposed — often without the tools or teams to stay compliant. This isn’t just about avoiding penalties. It’s about building in an environment where clarity enables confidence — and compliance becomes a competitive advantage. We broke all of this down in this Web3 Digest 👇 Why Nigeria’s tax era is shifting, What it means for traders and SMEs, And how Tradepal AI fits into the future of finance in Africa. 📖 Read the full breakdown on Substack 👉 theweb3digest.substack.com/p/the-new-tax-… Because in 2026, compliance isn’t the enemy of innovation. It’s the foundation.

Crypto in Nigeria just entered a new era. And most traders aren’t ready for it. For years, Nigerian crypto traders and SMEs lived in uncertainty: “Should I report this?” “Is crypto even taxable?” “What happens if the taxman comes?” That grey area is disappearing. Nigeria’s tax system is moving fast — toward data-driven enforcement, transparency, and real audit trails. Hope and guesswork are no longer strategies. Here’s the hard truth 👇 If you trade crypto, accept crypto, or run a digital business, compliance is no longer optional. But something interesting happened in January 2026. @Tradepal_ai officially launched in Nigeria. Not as another accounting tool — but as a bridge between crypto activity and real-world tax rules. Instead of spreadsheets and stress, it offers: • Real-time turnover tracking • Automated tax calculations • Audit-ready reports • Clear dashboards for traders, SMEs & tax agents In short: it turns tax compliance from fear into a framework. And this matters more than people realize. Because globally, crypto taxation is tightening. And locally, SMEs and informal traders are the most exposed — often without the tools or teams to stay compliant. This isn’t just about avoiding penalties. It’s about building in an environment where clarity enables confidence — and compliance becomes a competitive advantage. We broke all of this down in this Web3 Digest 👇 Why Nigeria’s tax era is shifting, What it means for traders and SMEs, And how Tradepal AI fits into the future of finance in Africa. 📖 Read the full breakdown on Substack 👉 theweb3digest.substack.com/p/the-new-tax-… Because in 2026, compliance isn’t the enemy of innovation. It’s the foundation.

We’re excited to partner with @theweb3digest for the upcoming Crypto Market Bootcamp. This partnership supports our mission to educate, empower, and help Nigerians start crypto with clarity and structure🤝. Thank you Web3Digest for standing with us. 🚀 -Gilbert Joekpata, Smart Investors Lodge.