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Nigeria leads global virtual-asset tax contribution ranking

A report says virtual-asset taxation contributes 12.31% in Nigeria, ranking first globally, and offsets 38% of the country's fiscal deficit. The supplied headline does not clarify whether this reflects a new policy or analysis.

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The figures suggest a potentially significant fiscal and cryptocurrency-policy development in Nigeria.

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