<h2>About the Bounty</h2>Write a deep-dive essay on stablecoin adoption and challenges in Nigeria. List the key use cases and the challenges you see from both a user and business perspective. Share your thoughts on how you think stablecoin adoption can keep growing in Nigeria.The main goal is to present an essay that can help with decision-making and potential dialoguefor key industry participants. Also, submit a Twitter thread summarizing your entry and tag @SuperteamNG in your thread.<h2>Evaluation Criteria</h2><h3>Depth</h3><ul><li>Did you explore the history of the topic?</li><li>Does your essay talk about the key use-cases and challenges of stablecoins?</li><li>Is your essay the one-stop resource for people to get up to speed with stablecoins in Nigeria?</li><li>Did you learn everything there is to know about Stablecoins?</li><li>Did you take screenshots, and provide quality visuals to support your argument?</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>Writing Style</h3><ul><li>Did you write a compelling introduction and a satisfying conclusion?</li><li>Is your writing easy and fun to read?</li><li>Did you avoid overly complex jargon?</li><li>Did you explain concepts in a way a person new to crypto could understand?</li></ul>&nbsp;<h3>Submission Requirements</h3><ul><li>Did you write your essay in English?</li><li>Is your submission at least 1,000 words? Note that typical bounty winners are ~2,000 words.</li><li>Did you include links to your sources under the title “References”? If you have used external sources and no references are included, your bounty could be rejected on grounds of plagiarism.</li></ul>&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Terms</h2>Participation in this bounty is entirely voluntary. Bounties are a way to learn and dabble in opportunities to build in web3. These are neither full time jobs nor project based engagement. Please be advised that the sponsors will not have time for individualized feedback due to the number of entries we receive.

A deep-dive into Stablecoin adoption and challenges in Nigeria

A deep-dive into Stablecoin adoption and challenges in Nigeria