Nigeria government has introduced a new policy that links crypto transactions with real identities through tax identification numbers and national ID numbers. What does this mean? Your on-chain transactions are no longer completely anonymous; transaction data is directly fed into the tax system. The key point is that they do not need to crack the blockchain itself, but control from the source— all virtual asset service providers must collect and report user information. In other words, transactions are traceable, and tax declarations cannot be escaped. This move has a significant impact on the entire African crypto market, indicating that regulation is gradually penetrating from the technical level to the identity level.