Nigerian Regulator Warns Against Investing in Meme Coin Linked to Davido
The Nigerian securities regulator warned residents against investing in a meme coin linked to singer and celebrity Davido. The regulator described the meme coin as a highly risky investment, saying investors who invest i...
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