SignUp Token (SIGN) has the whole crypto world at its fingertips, with investors flocking to the asset to invest in the best crypto investment of 2023. This is after the financial services company Moody’s cut several small to mid-sized US banks off their credit ratings on Monday. As a result, there has been an increased demand for SIGN tokens as well as other crypto tokens.

Moody’s also announced that it would downgrade some of the biggest lenders and other banks in the US. This warns the whole financial industry that this move would possibly test the credit strength of the country. The company cut 10 banks and is currently contemplating downgrading six banking giants, including State Street (STT.N), US Bancorp (USB.N), Bank of New York Mellon (BK.N), and Truist Financial (TFC.N).

An Increase In Bitcoin Price

After Moody’s move, some of the best crypto investments sprouted in the market. There has been an increase in Bitcoin (BTC) demand, especially from institutional investors led by the ETF frenzy. There were also higher chances of trading volume and crypto liquidity, thanks to the launching of several stablecoins.

These past few months, the US market has become more interested in digital assets, especially cryptocurrencies, just like how many investors are curious about finding the best crypto investments. Recently, the Federal Reserve attempted to lower inflation to 2%. BTC’s inflation is currently below 1%, and investors look forward to it reducing in half in less than a year. As a result, many US institutional investors gained interest in Bitcoin as well as other digital assets, such as the new crypto presale, SignUp Token.

Signuptoken.com: What Makes This Crypto Token Special?

As BTC gains more momentum in favour of banking stocks that have struggled YTD, a new crypto presale has displayed its promising future, making it the best crypto investment in 2023. SignUp Token is a crypto presale that simply asks crypto investors to sign up with their email addresses and support the crypto project. This crypto presale is expected to flourish more, especially with the US banking sector, as well as neighbouring countries, experiencing a contraction period at the beginning of this year. Moreover, these banks have collapsed because of poor customer retention and low deposits, which resulted in investors diverting their focus to cryptocurrencies.

SignUp Token is the best crypto investment that has been turning everyone’s heads. This crypto project aims to invite you to the Millionaires Club, and your golden ticket is just one genuine email address; nothing more, nothing less. Once the project gathers 1 million loyal email subscribers, the team will release that one email that notifies you about the token launch.

One of the things that makes SignUp Token the best crypto investment in 2023 is its emphasis on a solid community. The project encourages all crypto enthusiasts not only to sign up themselves but also to refer family and friends to the crypto project. Therefore, the more people you refer, the sooner the coin launch will be! At the time of this writing, SIGN has garnered more than 7,000 subscribers, with each subscriber holding on to a profitable future.

SignUp Token offers a 72x ROI, with a starting presale price of $0.01 to a whopping $0.72 on the day of the token launch! Moreover, the crypto project has implemented a Dynamic Chart, meaning that all crypto investors will buy their tokens at a unique price sale; no price or token purchase is the same! Therefore, the more people buy tokens, the higher the prices will increase.

If you want to reap high ROI, you’ll have to act fast and sign up today, especially if you want to get the most out of that 72x ROI. Don’t wait for tomorrow. Go to Signuptoken.com and type in that email address. Follow the best crypto investment on their social media as well; you don’t want to miss out on anything. Remember, your millionaire journey begins the moment you sign up.

Signuptoken.com:

Website: https://www.signuptoken.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/_SignUpToken_

Telegram: https://t.me/SignUpToken

The Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) has announced its intention to rally its members, without notice to the government, for an indefinite nationwide strike in the event of a rise in the present petrol price.

The president of the union, Joe Ajaero, said this on Monday during the African Trade Union alliance meeting in Abuja, on the heels of the disclosure by petroleum marketers that fuel pump prices will rise to N680 and N720 per liter in the coming weeks.

“As we are here they are contemplating increasing the pump price of petroleum products and the federal ministry of labour and employment, for some time now, will only go to the federal ministry of justice to come up with injunctions to hold the hands of labour not to respond,” he said.

“Let me say this, Nigerian workers will not give any notice if we wake up from our sleep to hear that they have tempered with prices of petroleum products.

“They have started floating ideas of a likely increase in the pump price of petroleum products.”

Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) said on Sunday that the lack of dollar liquidity in the Investor and Exporter window, and the depreciation of the naira in the parallel market, if not urgently contained, will push the pump price up.

The increase will see Nigerians paying an additional N103, as currently, petrol is being sold at N577 per liter in Lagos and N617 and above per liter in many other parts of the country.

Background of the strike threat

Since the fuel subsidy was removed in June, organized labor has been at loggerheads with the government over the provision of palliatives to mitigate the impact.

Among their demands, the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and the NLC are asking the federal government to increase the minimum wage to at least N200,000 per month from the current N30,000 per month. They are also asking the federal government to revive the CNG project for labor centers.

Other demands include rehabilitation of the nation’s refineries, fixing road and rail networks, and reviewing multiple taxes on businesses.

With the government dragging its feet in meeting these demands, organized labor on July 26, issued a seven-day ultimatum to the federal government to reverse all “anti-poor” and “insensitive” policies.

The NLC said no going back on the strike unless the federal government meets the following demands: “the immediate reversal of all anti-poor policies of the federal government including the recent hike in PMS price, increase in public school fees, the release of the eight months withheld Salary of university lecturers and workers”. It also added “the immediate inauguration of the Presidential Steering Committee.”

But in response to the union’s demands, the federal government invoked a restraining order of the national industrial court, stopping organized labor from embarking on any industrial action concerning the removal of petrol subsidy.

However, defying the government and the court, the unions embarked on a nationwide protest on August 2, prompting the federal government to initiate contempt proceedings against them for disobeying the court order.

Though the protest was suspended on August 3 following a series of negotiations between the leaders of organized labor and the federal government, the NLC has not closed the chapter on a nationwide strike. The union said the conduct of the federal government led by Bola Tinubu “suggests it does not intend to commit itself to the MoU it signed with NLC and TUC.”

Former Nigerian Minister and former Nigerian deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, Usman Sarki, has identified the need for media organizations and foreign relation department to prioritize strategic communication and fact-finding analysis in the reportage of the Coup in Niger and the consequent ongoing loggerhead between the Nigerien military junta and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Mr. Sarki made this call during an interview on the Television continental (TVC)’s night show, ‘”Politics Tonight” on Friday evening. According to the former UN diplomat, promoting ill-baked reporting of the management of the crisis has severe implications not only for Nigeria and Niger but also for many other African countries.

Therefore, Mr Sarki believed it is high time traditional media organizations and relevant government agencies weighed in more on strategic information sourcing and communication to avoid a situation where the people have to continue to depend and act based on rumours and conspiracy theories being spread on the social media.

‘’In crisis situation, the first casualty is the truth. Nigerians should be very conscious about what they consume on the social media.

‘’Information is very critical; it is the bedrock of diplomacy and the bedrock of interstate relationship. So, whatever information is being released for the consumption of the public or the attention of the regime has to be precise, accurate and to the point,’’ Mr. Sarki said.

Mr Sarki remarked that ‘’the problem that has arisen out of this saga is that the president of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, wants war and there is no basis for us to think that war was the first option.’’

Mr Sarki stated that it is erroneous to think that the ongoing crisis is a war between Nigeria and Niger or between ECOWAS and Niger. Rather, according to Sarki, the crisis is a battle of legality vs illegality — legality as represented by President Bazoum and illegality represented by the usurpation of a democratically elected government by the Military Junta.

He added that the Tinubu-led ECOWAS is very clear about its ‘’sentiment of zero-tolerance to coup and unconstitutional changes in Government’’.

‘’ECOWAS is using the instrumentality of its statutes and protocols in order to assert the prerogative of the regional organization to establish order and bring back constitutional rule in Niger as it would in any other member state that has taken the path of military rule at this precise moment’’ Sarki said.

On how ECOWAS, the Nigerian government and the media can harness information and ensure strategic communication in the management of the crisis in Niger, Mr Sarki made the following recommendations:

1. ECOWAS must establish a communication system whereby its messages could go to every member state of the community through the traditional and non-traditional media.
2. The Nigerian Government should engage in complementary approaches by embarking upon constructive false ride, truthful and timely release of information not necessarily through the president’s spokesperson but through the Ministry of foreign affairs.
3. The Ministry of foreign affairs should be allowed the exercise of its prerogative in the field of foreign policies in informing Nigerians about the objectives of the actions and policies of the Nigerian Government.
4. Media organisations and Government agencies responsible for public information should also contribute by way of asking questions and conveying answers to the Nigerian public in order not to keep people in anxiety or in the dark about the purposes of the measures, the intentions behind the measures and the ultimate objective that is being sold by the measures.

On July 26, 2023, General Abdourahamane Tchiani led a military coup in Niger that overthrew the democratically elected President of the country, Mohammed Bazoum. Following that, Tchiani declared himself head of the National council for the safeguard homeland and placed president Bazoum and some members of his families under house arrest.

Despite several appeals, threats and sanctions to the military Junta by ECOWAS, the mission to establish constitutional order and restore democratic government in Niger has remained in a state of impasse.

However, on Monday, August 14, 2023, the leader of the Military junta, General Tchiani, said he’s open to diplomatic conversations with ECOWAS. This was after a meeting with the intervention team of Nigerian Islamic scholars in Niamey.