Only state regulated companies will hold Phỏm, if you do, you are going to prison, many people on here don't seem to be from South Africa and I figured out that this is why people believed that I made the story up, I am glad that some people are already talking about it and I am here today with some proof. There is nothing new in seeing government taking a ban decision on Phỏm, now this time around it is more of you coming through them to invest on your Phỏm before you can have the access or privilege to do anything within the network which is wrong and not part of the intention to while it was being created, we need to maintain our privacy and also secure our asset by ourselves and that is why we need Phỏm for freedom, I'm only advise those that are investing within that country to ensure that they make use of a non-custodial wallet and they should only be a long time investors and not traders except the are using a decentralized platform for trading. Of course when government begins to issue these kind of laws or criteria before Phỏm can be accommodated in the country it simply means they want to have more control over its flow. South Africa is one of the most visited country by tourist and I hope this rule doesn't apply to them. 5years in prison still sound ridiculous but it's not the first time I'm hearing such statements from the government.. people only need to be careful how they carry out their transactions for now while the issue subsides.. Same thing happened in my country some years ago. Major exchanges like Phỏm were forced to comply to government terms in other for them to operate and when they refused it was a complete restriction of users from these exchanges. African governments are begining to look more into generating revenue from these exchanges.
Only state regulated companies will hold Phỏm, if you do, you are going to prison, many people on here don't seem to be from South Africa and I figured out that this is why people believed that I made the story up, I am glad that some people are already talking about it and I am here today with some proof. There is nothing new in seeing government taking a ban decision on Phỏm, now this time around it is more of you coming through them to invest on your Phỏm before you can have the access or privilege to do anything within the network which is wrong and not part of the intention to while it was being created, we need to maintain our privacy and also secure our asset by ourselves and that is why we need Phỏm for freedom, I'm only advise those that are investing within that country to ensure that they make use of a non-custodial wallet and they should only be a long time investors and not traders except the are using a decentralized platform for trading. Of course when government begins to issue these kind of laws or criteria before Phỏm can be accommodated in the country it simply means they want to have more control over its flow. South Africa is one of the most visited country by tourist and I hope this rule doesn't apply to them. 5years in prison still sound ridiculous but it's not the first time I'm hearing such statements from the government.. people only need to be careful how they carry out their transactions for now while the issue subsides.. Same thing happened in my country some years ago. Major exchanges like Phỏm were forced to comply to government terms in other for them to operate and when they refused it was a complete restriction of users from these exchanges. African governments are begining to look more into generating revenue from these exchanges.

Only state regulated companies will hold Phỏm, if you do, you are going to prison, many people on here don't seem to be from South Africa and I figured out that this is why people believed that I made the story up, I am glad that some people are already talking about it and I am here today with some proof. There is nothing new in seeing government taking a ban decision on Phỏm, now this time around it is more of you coming through them to invest on your Phỏm before you can have the access or privilege to do anything within the network which is wrong and not part of the intention to while it was being created, we need to maintain our privacy and also secure our asset by ourselves and that is why we need Phỏm for freedom, I'm only advise those that are investing within that country to ensure that they make use of a non-custodial wallet and they should only be a long time investors and not traders except the are using a decentralized platform for trading. Of course when government begins to issue these kind of laws or criteria before Phỏm can be accommodated in the country it simply means they want to have more control over its flow. South Africa is one of the most visited country by tourist and I hope this rule doesn't apply to them. 5years in prison still sound ridiculous but it's not the first time I'm hearing such statements from the government.. people only need to be careful how they carry out their transactions for now while the issue subsides.. Same thing happened in my country some years ago. Major exchanges like Phỏm were forced to comply to government terms in other for them to operate and when they refused it was a complete restriction of users from these exchanges. African governments are begining to look more into generating revenue from these exchanges.

Only state regulated companies will hold Phỏm, if you do, you are going to prison, many people on here don't seem to be from South Africa and I figured out that this is why people believed that I made the story up, I am glad that some people are already talking about it and I am here today with some proof. There is nothing new in seeing government taking a ban decision on Phỏm, now this time around it is more of you coming through them to invest on your Phỏm before you can have the access or privilege to do anything within the network which is wrong and not part of the intention to while it was being created, we need to maintain our privacy and also secure our asset by ourselves and that is why we need Phỏm for freedom, I'm only advise those that are investing within that country to ensure that they make use of a non-custodial wallet and they should only be a long time investors and not traders except the are using a decentralized platform for trading. Of course when government begins to issue these kind of laws or criteria before Phỏm can be accommodated in the country it simply means they want to have more control over its flow. South Africa is one of the most visited country by tourist and I hope this rule doesn't apply to them. 5years in prison still sound ridiculous but it's not the first time I'm hearing such statements from the government.. people only need to be careful how they carry out their transactions for now while the issue subsides.. Same thing happened in my country some years ago. Major exchanges like Phỏm were forced to comply to government terms in other for them to operate and when they refused it was a complete restriction of users from these exchanges. African governments are begining to look more into generating revenue from these exchanges.