The ascent of Bitcoin and digital assets has sparked a classic battle, with governments acting as vigilant hawks, trying to control a technology that is as nimble and elusive as a gazelle darting across the savanna of decentralization. In Nigeria, this conflict is as tangled as dense jungle foliage, where regulators strive to enforce their rules on a system meant to evade conventional constraints, while individuals continue to pursue the elusive prize of financial freedom just out of grasp. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has oscillated between hardline approaches and cautious acceptance, exemplified by its 2021 directive banning banks from facilitating Bitcoin transactions. Yet, just…

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