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10 Fundamental Rights of Crypto Users

As the clamor for the regulation of Cryptocurrency gets louder, cryptocurrency giant, Binance, has listed 10 fundamental rights of a cryptocurrency trader. The CEO of Binance stated that these rights will help create a fair regulation of cryptocurrency.
The 10 fundamental rights of Cryptocurrency users by Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance .
- Every human being should have access to financial tools, like crypto, that allow for greater economic independence.
- Industry participants have a responsibility to work with regulators and policymakers to shape new standards for crypto assets. Smart regulation encourages innovation and helps keep users safe.
- Responsible crypto platforms have an obligation to protect users from bad actors and implement Know Your Customer (KYC) processes to prevent financial crimes.
- Privacy is a human right, and personally identifiable information (PII) data should be subject to strict levels of protection.
- Crypto users have the right to access exchanges that keep their funds secure, in safe custody with comprehensive deposit insurance.
- Healthy markets should maintain a robust level of liquidity to ensure a stable and frictionless trading environment.
- Regulation and innovation are not mutually exclusive. Crypto users deserve safe access to emerging technologies and practices, including NFTs, stablecoins, staking, yield-farming, and more.
- Closing the knowledge gap is essential when it comes to crypto. Users have the right to accurate information on crypto assets, without fear of falling victim to unfair or deceptive advertising
- Marketplaces that offer derivative instruments should be subject to the appropriate regulations. This ensures all users meet eligibility requirements and that their transactions are fairly settled.
- Crypto regulation is inevitable. Users have the right to share their voice on how the industry should evolve with their blockchain platform of choice.
African teams into the final playoffs for qualification for Qatar 2022

Nigeria
Algeria
Cameroon
Mali
Senegal
Morocco
Tunisia
Egypt
Ghana
DR Congo
Endsars: Protesters were in deed killed at Lekki Toll gate

The Judicial panel of inquiry into the Endsars protest stated in its final report that protesters were actually killed at the lekki toll gate. It said police and soldiers shot at unarmed protesters. That there were at least 9 fatalities. That the police tried to cover up the crime scene.That the CCTV camera footage was tempered with.
The Nigerian Military have earlier denied that any protester was killed and that they didn’t shoot at them with live rounds. The Nigerian Minister of information has also clearly stated that no killing took place. However the final report of the judicial panel clearly stated otherwise.
The Judicial panel recommends in its report a public apology from the Federal Government of Nigeria and punishment for the erring officers.
Meanwhile the United States has welcomed the final report on the Endsars protests. They await an official statement form the Federal Government regarding this new development.
Countries that have Qualified for Qatar 2022 so far

Below are countries that have already qualified for the FIFA World Cup holding in Qatar next year.
- Denmark
- Qatar
- Germany
- Belgium
- France
- Brazil
- Croatia
- Serbia
- Spain
- Argentina
- England
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
Final stages of qualification is still on going and more countries will be added to the list.
Super Eagles beat Liberia. In pole position for qualification for Qatar 2022

The Super Eagles of Nigeria yesterday defeated Liberia 2-0 in their penultimate game in group C to boost their chances of qualifying for the world cup in Qatar.
With 2 penalty goals in each half, Nigeria ended the Hope’s of Liberia World Cup qualification. The Super eagles controlled the game throughout, leaving little for the Liberians to cheer about. Nigeria tops the group with 12 points.
In the same group, Cape Verde defeated Central African Republic 2-1 to keep pace with the Super Eagles but 2 points behind.
Nigeria will take on Cape Verde on November 16. The match will be the decider of which team qualifies. Nigeria need just a point to qualify but Cape Verde must beat Nigeria to qualify.

