Economy
Making Money with Cryptocurrencies and Alternative Assets Wisely

With the emergence of cryptocurrencies and alternative assets, the prospect of increasing your fortune has never been more alluring. “What if you could turn your digital assets into real wealth?” Regardless of your level of expertise, knowing how to operate in this ever-changing industry is crucial. A thorough grasp is necessary to navigate the complexity of alternative assets, and making the proper connections with the right resources can make all the difference. Go quantum-ai.trading is a cutting-edge platform that connects traders with knowledgeable insights, improving their experience in these ever-changing markets. This manual will guide you through tried-and-true tactics, potential hazards, and creative methods to profit from the growing realm of digital wealth.
Understanding Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies have emerged as a revolutionary force in the world of finance, offering decentralized digital currencies that are not controlled by any central authority. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets have garnered significant attention as potential ways to store and grow wealth. The first step in making money with cryptocurrencies is understanding their core principles and functionality. Unlike traditional currencies, cryptocurrencies rely on blockchain technology—a decentralized ledger that records all transactions.
Many investors see cryptocurrencies as a high-risk, high-reward venture. The volatility of the market means that prices can skyrocket or plummet quickly, creating opportunities for both large profits and significant losses. However, with careful research and strategic planning, cryptocurrency investors can capitalize on these fluctuations.
Trading Cryptocurrencies
One of the most popular ways to make money with cryptocurrencies is through trading. This involves buying and selling digital currencies on exchanges, aiming to profit from price movements. Traders typically use two main strategies: day trading and swing trading.
Day trading refers to making multiple trades within a single day, capitalizing on short-term price fluctuations. This strategy requires constant monitoring of market conditions and a keen sense of timing. Successful day traders rely on technical analysis, using charts and indicators to predict price movements.
Swing trading, on the other hand, involves holding assets for a few days or weeks, aiming to profit from medium-term price swings. Swing traders typically focus on market trends, news, and other factors that could influence the value of a cryptocurrency.
Both approaches require skill, experience, and risk management. Beginners should start small and gradually increase their positions as they gain confidence and expertise in the market.
Mining Cryptocurrencies
Another method of earning from cryptocurrencies is through mining. Mining involves using computer power to solve complex mathematical problems, securing the blockchain network, and verifying transactions. In return for this work, miners are rewarded with newly minted coins.
Mining can be done individually or by joining a mining pool, where resources are shared among multiple participants to increase the chances of solving a problem and receiving rewards. While the rewards may seem appealing, mining can be resource-intensive, requiring expensive equipment and substantial electricity costs. As a result, it may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those with limited access to affordable power.
However, for those with the right resources and knowledge, mining can be a lucrative venture. It’s essential to consider the upfront investment in hardware and the ongoing costs of electricity before diving into mining.
Investing in Alternative Assets
While cryptocurrencies have gained popularity, other alternative assets also present opportunities for profit. These include commodities, real estate, precious metals, and collectibles. Investing in these assets can offer diversification and hedge against traditional market risks.
Commodities, such as gold, oil, and agricultural products, can be profitable investments, particularly during times of economic uncertainty. Investors can purchase commodities directly or use derivatives such as futures contracts, which allow them to speculate on price movements without owning the physical goods.
Real estate is another alternative asset that has long been a popular investment choice. Investors can profit by purchasing property and renting it out or flipping it for a profit. Real estate investments tend to provide long-term returns and are often seen as a safer bet compared to more volatile assets.
Precious metals, such as gold and silver, are considered a store of value. Many investors turn to precious metals during periods of inflation or market instability. These assets can be bought in physical form, such as coins and bars, or through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track the price of metals.
Finally, collectibles, such as rare art, vintage cars, and limited-edition items, can be valuable assets. However, investing in collectibles requires specialized knowledge and an understanding of the market’s trends. While some collectibles can appreciate significantly in value, others may not provide the same return on investment.
Diversification and Risk Management
When exploring cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets, diversification is crucial. Rather than focusing solely on one asset class, investors should spread their investments across various sectors to mitigate risk. Diversifying helps balance the potential for gains with the protection of capital.
Risk management is equally important when investing in high-risk markets like cryptocurrencies. Setting stop-loss orders, only investing what one can afford to lose, and keeping a close eye on market trends are all strategies that can help minimize potential losses. Being prepared for the possibility of volatility can help investors stay calm and make informed decisions during turbulent market conditions.
Long-Term Investment Strategies
For those looking to make money with cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets, long-term investment strategies can be just as rewarding as short-term trades. Holding assets for an extended period, also known as “HODLing” in the cryptocurrency world, allows investors to ride out market fluctuations and potentially reap larger rewards in the future.
By carefully selecting promising assets and maintaining patience, long-term investors can benefit from the compounding effects of their investments. This approach often requires less active involvement than day trading or swing trading, making it an attractive option for those who prefer a more passive investment style.
Conclusion
“The upcoming era of finance is digital—will you join it?” With the ongoing transformation of the investment landscape by cryptocurrencies and alternative assets, the opportunity to generate wealth is unmatched. By keeping yourself updated, broadening your investments, and implementing wise financial strategies, you can discover new paths for economic advancement. Welcome the future, and begin to have your money earn more for you now.
Economy
NASD OTC Bourse Records Marginal 0.01% Rise

By Adedapo Adesanya
The NASD Over-the-Counter (OTC) Securities Exchange made a marginal 0.01 per cent rise on Tuesday, April 29, pushing the Unlisted Security Index (NSI) up by 0.29 points to 3,282.42 points from the previous session’s 3,282.42 points.
Also, the market capitalisation of the trading platform increased slightly by N170 million to remain relatively unchanged at N1.922 trillion.
At the trading session, the bourse ended with two price gainers led by Geo-Fluids Plc, which chalked up 15 Kobo to sell at N2.13 per unit compared with the previous day’s N1.98 per unit, and Food Concepts Plc grew by 13 Kobo to settle at N1.29 per share compared with the N1.17 per share it was traded a day earlier.
However, Afriland Properties Plc lost N1.71 to close at N16.07 per unit versus the preceding day’s price of N17.78 per unit, and FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria Plc crumbled by 65 Kobo to finish at N37.50 per share, in contrast to Monday’s closing value of N38.15 per share.
The volume of securities traded in the session went up by 223.6 per cent to 2.2 million units from the 692,885 units transacted in the previous trading day, the value of transactions jumped by 70.8 per cent to N38.6 million from N22.6 million, while the number of deals fell by 18.4 per cent to 31 deals from 38 deals.
Impresit Bakolori Plc remained the most active stock by volume on a year-to-date basis with 533.9 million units worth N520.9 million, followed by Okitipupa Plc with 153.6 million units sold for N4.9 billion, and Industrial and General Insurance (IGI) Plc with a turnover of 71.2 million units valued at N24.2 million.
The most traded stock by value on a year-to-date basis was Okitipupa Plc with a turnover of 153.6 million worth N4.9 billion, trailed by FrieslandCampina Wamco Nigeria Plc with the sale of 14.7 million units for N566.9 million, and Impresit Bakolori Plc 533.9 million units valued at N520.9 million.
Economy
Naira Stable at N1,601/$1 at Official Market, N1,610/$1 at Parallel Market

By Adedapo Adesanya
The Naira marginally appreciated against the United States Dollar in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEX) on Friday, April 11.
Data obtained by Business Post from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) showed that the exchange rate closed at N1,601.04/$1 during the trading session compared with the previous day’s value of N1,601.38/$1, indicating that the Nigerian currency improved its value by 0.08 per cent or 34 Kobo against the greenback.
Also, against the Pound Sterling, the local currency appreciated yesterday by N5.57 to sell for N2,145.85/£1 versus Monday’s closing price of N2,186.65/£1 but against the Euro, it lost N5.00 to trade at N1,823.82/€1, in contrast to the N1,818.82/€1 it was exchanged a day earlier.
At the parallel market, the Nigerian Naira maintained stability against the US Dollar on Tuesday, remaining unchanged at N1,610/$1.
Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market turned bearish yesterday after a wave of economic data suggests the US economic activity is slowing down due to the tariffs policies unleashed by the administration of President Donald Trump.
Consumer confidence, according to a survey by the Conference Board, is currently at its lowest level since May 2020, a period when the world was on lockdown.
However, there are evidence that negotiation of trade deals with other countries, could offer support.
Dogecoin (DOGE) depleted by 3.3 per cent to sell at $0.1740, Ripple (XRP) lost 2.6 per cent to quote at $2.22, Cardano slumped by 2.4 per cent to trade at $0.6955, Litecoin (LTC) went down by 1.9 per cent to finish at $84.89, and Solana (SOL) recorded a 1.4 per cent depreciation to close at $146.55.
Further, Ethereum (ETH) declined by 1.3 per cent to end at $1,779.01, Binance Coin (BNB) crumbled by 1.2 per cent to settle at $603.30, and Bitcoin (BTC) slipped by 0.2 per cent to trade at $94,682.75, while the US Dollar Tether (USDT) and the US Dollar Coin (USDC) remained unchanged at $1.00 each.
Economy
House of Reps Recovers Fresh N11.49bn from Seplat, Aradel, Four Others

By Dipo Olowookere
An additional N11.49 billion has been recovered by the House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts from some oil companies operating in Nigeria.
A statement signed by the spokesman of the lower chamber of the National Assembly, Mr Akin Rotimi, said the total amount recovered from these energy firms is now N61.5 billion.
He stated that the recovered funds were from oil and gas companies with outstanding obligations to the federal government.
It was revealed that $182,057.44 (N291.29 million) was recovered from Platform Petroleum Limited, $730,889.37 (N1.17 billion) was from Midwestern Oil and Gas, N1.58 billion from Seplat Energy, $3.9 million (N6.1 billion) from Aradel Holdings, $500,000 (N775 million)
From Network Exploration & Production, and $1 million (N1.55 billion) from Shoreline Resources Limited.
According to the statement, the committee’s intensified efforts are anchored on findings from the Auditor-General’s reports and data obtained from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC).
These have informed sustained engagements with oil firms to ensure accountability for unremitted funds and outstanding liabilities.
The legislative arm of government also warned some organisations ignoring invitations to desist from such.
It said these defaulting firms collectively owe over $384 million and N325.7 million to the federal government, listing them as Neconde Energy Ltd – $110.5 million and N325.7 million, Heirs Holdings – $137.7 million, AITEO Ltd – $34.8 million, Continental Oil & Gas Ltd – $31 million, General Hydrocarbon – $28.4 million, Energia Ltd – $19.5 million, Waltersmith OML 16 – $8.7 million, Bilton – $5 million, Pillar Oil Ltd – $4.6 million, Millennium Oil and Gas Ltd – $2.067 million, Conoil Producing Ltd – $1.1 million, and Frontier OML 13 – $952,216.51.
“This Committee will not tolerate attempts by corporate entities to evade their responsibility to the Nigerian people.
“These companies are withholding billions of Naira owed to the federal government, and we will not allow them to disregard the authority of parliament.
“If these companies believe they are too big to be held accountable, they must understand that their licenses are at risk.
“We are prepared to recommend immediate revocation for any company that shows contempt for this Committee and the laws of the nation,” the chairman of the panel, Mr Bamidele Salam, fumed.
“No company is above the law. The funds being withheld are critical to the country’s growth and must not be hoarded while Nigeria suffers. Every company operating in Nigeria must settle its obligations promptly, as required by law,” he declared.
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