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how did people even pay back in prehistoric times without crypto cards?

Shorting this? 📉

@neobankster Appreciate the review @neobankster! Love the mission of making crypto spending accessible to everyone We’ve actually rolled out some fresh updates, making the card even better than the current info shows! We’ll hit your DM soon with the latest details

@utorgcom Hey Utorg, we have listed your card! neobankster.com/crypto-cards/u…

🇯🇵 Japan still pays cash in 57% of transactions. The country where robots make sushi refuses tap-to-pay Sure, your card works at convenience stores, at 7-Eleven, and everywhere tourists usually go. But try paying at a tiny ramen spot down an alley. Or at a market. Or a shrine. Or anywhere without an English sign. If you have a crypto card that starts with "U" and ends with «G», take it to Japan. You’ll be able to pay in roughly 43% of cases with zero fees. In the remaining 57%, don’t even try. Only cash and a deep bow. Financial psychology. Lesson 1.

2020: prove you’re not a robot 2026: prove you’re not a robot, but there’s a catch...

BlackRock says 99.8% of their Bitcoin ETF clients didn't panic sell last week the 0.2% were probably on Twitter

Throwing a lifebuoy to everyone who still hasn’t bought a gift 🛟❤️ You know, diamonds shine bright, but a solid crypto portfolio shines brighter anyway. This Valentine’s Day, give your partner something that actually hodls value and can grow alongside your feelings. Crypto is the modern way to say “I love you”. That’s why we’ve created a pack of gift certificates to make your crypto gift extra special. Here’s what to do: 1⃣ Send crypto to your partner's Utorg wallet 2⃣ Download any certificate attached to this post 3⃣ Send the transaction hash along with the certificate to your partner via messenger Make this Valentine's Day unforgettable with a gift that keeps on giving (check the certificates in the comments)

@feelzyou FOMOing

Ali, we are still posting because our non-custodial wallet is working perfectly and people are using it every day. As for the cards, yeah, we’re currently tearing the whole system apart to rebuild it better. We’d rather pause orders for a bit than ship you some glitchy garbage. Enjoy your Bybit and Coca cards for now, they’re solid. But once we're back, we’re going to give you a very good reason to switch back. Stay tuned, we’ll shout it here first 👊

@utorgcom Why you keep posting and i can't order your card?? Maybe you fix it first? Why i can just go on the website of another card provider and order card in few minutes...btw just ordered bybit card and coca card...fix it pls guys

Bitcoin is $69k still nothing

@RaminNasibov He just didn't plan on taking his shoes off

Vitalik Buterin is a billionaire with holes in his socks. Some build a future, others build outfits.

At the moment we are conducting a large-scale modernisation of our infrastructure to make our service better, faster and more reliable. We are currently in the active phase of the transition, so unfortunately, the card issuance is temporarily unavailable. But the wait is almost over. Soon, you’ll be able to carry the cryptocard in your wallet.

@utorgcom how to order utorg card?

🛑 Mass adoption in crypto won’t start with Bitcoin going up. It’ll start with omnichain Everyone blames volatility. But that’s not what actually stops people. People are fine with risk. Otherwise memecoins wouldn’t have billion-dollar market caps. What really triggers newcomers is that moment when they just want to send money and get hit with: “choose a network,” “not enough gas,” and some endless technical blah-blah-blah. So a simple transfer turns into a complex task for a beginner. That’s the market reality at this stage, but the industry is already outgrowing it. 🤓 What’s changing? The industry finally got it: if you want mass adoption, kill the complexity. The omnichain approach solves this. Users don't choose networks, don't worry about gas, don't think about “what’s under the hood.” They just transact, like with any normal banking app.

@CarlosDelFlow1 @2015Weber Even though Quicko has its external issues, our website maintenance is not related to this question. We will return the website when we finish our large-scale infrastructure modernisation. Thank you for understanding

@2015Weber @utorgcom It’s because they have problems with Quicko card provider

Hi Julian We are currently conducting a large-scale infrastructure modernization to improve our service reliability. The website is temporarily unavailable as we are in the active phase of this transition. We are working diligently to complete this process, and the service will be up and running again very soon. You can find more details here: support.utorg.com/en/articles/13… We apologize for the temporary inconvenience

@utorgcom @utorgcom why website is not working? It been 2-3 days? No updates at all 😩

Here’s the insight: when a crypto wallet becomes as easy to use as a regular banking app, that’s when real mass adoption kicks in. That means one simple thing: more new users → more liquidity → bigger bags Now we just need to teach everyone NOT to send USDT to the Bitcoin network, and we’ve won 😂 ⚠️ Disclaimer: this information is for informational purposes only and doesn’t constitute financial advice

At Utorg, we see this trend with our 2M+ users, and it’s exactly what the leaders with 200M+ users are doing too. That’s why we’re working on: → Gasless features (forget about “not enough gas”) → Simplified top-ups Crypto wallets are no longer just a “token vault.” It’s becoming a bank. On top of that, crypto wallets already let you trade, exchange crypto to fiat (not just crypto-to-crypto), issue cards, and pay for everyday purchases, plus a bunch of other useful features. Intuitive. Clear. In practice, wallets are taking over what banks used to do. And banks? Well… 🤭