Crypto Market Rate Update For Saturday, 7th January, 2023: Naira to USD (USDT).

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Opening prices for Saturday, 7th January, 2023, updated rates on USD – USDT and other most popular cryptocurrencies on DiutoCoinNews. Quotations are expressed in Naira. Look for the virtual currency of your choice and check its average rate, market value and volume over the past 24 hours according to Binance and OKX P2P rates.

Bitcoin BTC: The BTC to NGN conversion rate today is ; Buy : NGN12,608,630.74. Sell: NGN12,544,979.40, and has increased by 0.02% in the last 24 hours.

Ethereum: The ETH to NGN conversion rate today is; Buy: NGN 946,243.60. Sell: NGN 936,662.50 and has increased by 0.62% in the last 24 hours. Do x

BUSD: The BUSD to NGN conversion rate today is Buy: NGN 745.87. Sell: NGN 740.51, and has increased by 0.3% in the last 24 hours.

USDT: The USDT to NGN conversion rate today is; Buy: NGN 743.85, Sell: NGN 741.50 and has decreased by 0.3% in the last 24 hours.

Rate Source: Binance and OKX P2P

Crypto Naira TO USD Market Rate Today 7th January, 2023.

Also, these rates are the official crypto market rate of naira to usd today across major crypto-to-fiat and p2p trading platforms. Follow DiutoCoinNews on twitter today.

Due to price fluctuations of Bitcoin at the beginning of 2022, crypto experts expect the average BTC rate of $24,279.55 through the year 2022. Its minimum and maximum prices can be expected at $21,967.22 and at $24,973.26, respectively.

Potential ROI: 12%.

This does not constitute financial advice, and we are not investment advisors.

What You Must Know:

Naira to USDT trading can offer you job opportunities where you can make gains selling naira for USDT as a vendor to different customers. You can apply as a merchant on both OKX and Binance P2P and make profit by making the trades.

You must be careful to avoid scammers on the P2P platforms, One significant rule is that, YOU DO NOT RELEASE USDT UNTIL YOU RECEIVE NAIRA AND POSSIBLY TRANSFER IT OUT OF THAT NAIRA ACCOUNT. This is to avoid being a victim of a fake alert that stays in your bank account for up to 30 mins and disappears.