Halozyme dips as Leerink downgrades on “marginal” Q3 upside
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Checking a stablecoin's reserves against Nigeria's new rules, in 30 lines of JavaScript
The rules in short The Central Bank of Nigeria's regulations for non-security virtual assets took effect on 5 November 2026, according to The Block and Crypto Briefing.
- Central Bank of Nigeria introduced new stablecoin regulations on November 5, 2026
- Stablecoins classified into Class 1 (tied to naira) and Class 2 (tied to foreign currencies)
- Class 1 issuers must hold 10 billion naira, Class 2 issuers need 15 billion naira
Igbudu market youths attack NAFDAC officials in Delta
Violent youths in Igbudu market, Warri, Delta State, on Friday attacked officials of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, with dangerous weapons and disrupted…
