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@PeterSchiff @Mayer if you were buying btc instead of gold you would be boarding on a G700 not this crap light jet

Just left Panama. Definitely coming back. This place rocks. It has a lot to offer. I'm considering residency and making it my plan B. @Mayer

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@torcap1989 Hi! Not a noob question 😉 When you allocate USDC POL to your Tangem Pay account, you send it to an address you are in control and that is still secure. You don't delegate it to a custodial 3rd party.

From cold storage to everyday spending Put your USDC to work. One tap covers your morning coffee, weekly groceries, and everything else. tangem.com/tangem-pay/

@cz_abhi The best hardware wallet keeps your crypto safe while being simple enough for you to actually use. We explain why Tangem is the right choice. tangem.com/en/blog/post/t…

Wallet on your finger. Literally.

@RealRusty You must be new to Tangem! In case you lose your main card, you can always access your wallet with a backup (included in the box.) To minimize the risk of losing all your cards, we recommend keeping them in separate locations.

My picks: Blockchain - @megaeth RWA - @xStocksFi Neobank - @itstuyo Privacy - @SeismicSys DEX - @defiapp CEX - @binance eSIM - @evaroaming Wallet - @phantom Hardware wallet - @Tangem What are your picks?

“Someday, in retrospect, the years of struggle will seem the most beautiful to you.” — Sigmund Freud

Self-custody, made local. Your keys. Your country. Your currency.

“Tangem Wallet — the most affordable and easiest crypto wallet to use on the market just got a massive upgrade”.

One app. Hardware cards, rings, mobile wallet and now Tangem Pay. Use your crypto while it's in cold storage. Earn yield on your stablecoins. Use your USDC anywhere Visa is accepted. This is what active self-custody looks like in 2026 — and @matheus_slivak walked @CNNBrasil through all of it.

Happy World Quantum Day! In 1900, Max Planck discovered that energy comes in discrete packets. No one realized what that would eventually mean for computing. 81 years later, Richard Feynman proposed a computer built on those very principles. Today, those computers exist. And according to a recent Google report, quantum computers could break a private key with 20x fewer resources than previously estimated, in just a few years. This raises an obvious question. Are cryptocurrencies ready for this? We talked about this in our recent article on Quantum-Resistant Cryptocurrencies. Read it below.

Tangem Pay is here. Open the app. Get your card. 🚀 Powered by USDC. Accepted anywhere Visa is accepted. Straight from self-custody. No off-ramp. No custodian. No compromise. 🧵

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