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@TapSatoshi @lava_xyz Keep up the good work !

Recently, Lava (@lava_xyz) released a Visa Infinite Card for free to everyone. However, it does not look like a very profitable card, even with the Infinite perks. I read through their Terms of Use and the cashback system. Here is what you need to know: - Lava offers 5% cashback ONLY on purchases made with their specific merchant partners. - They offer 3% cashback on all purchases ONLY for US-based users, while everyone else gets just 1%. The biggest issue here is that they do not provide a list of these merchant partners or any clear information on how to actually get that 5% cashback. Ultimately, this card has very poor cashback rates. When I personally used it, I had no idea about these limitations because they are completely untransparent about them upfront.

@AsankaKasum @ready_co Recently I changed from @ready_co to @ether_fi card. Very pleased for my choice. @del" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ether.fi/@del

Since @ready_co will no longer support us from today onward, I'm looking for alternative crypto card options. My community and I would love to hear your recommendations for reliable crypto cards that are currently available in Sri Lanka. 🇱🇰 Which options would you recommend?

@BraveSupport I have a site that crashes all the time. It says Error code: STATUS _ACCESS_VIOLATION . How can I fix this ?

@coca_card Is the sepa transfer free ?

Your COCA account now has its own EUR IBAN. Use it to: 🔹 Make SEPA transfers 🔹 Receive salary 🔹 Pay bills USD accounts are coming soon 🔜

@MarediaShehzan @awxjack @lava_xyz What chains do you support ?

@awxjack We built the Lava Card to solve this issue. Just deposit stablecoins to @lava_xyz and start spending on Lava Card anywhere Visa is accepted internationally.

Everyone is talking about stablecoins. But nobody is talking about: the speed of on ramp and off ramp the liquidity between stablecoin and fiat the global compliance layer Feels like someone need to solve all the issues above Makes me wonder… do we need a purpose-built Layer 1 for real-world payments?

@0xDani I really like the " Neo bank " thesis but still paying with a card . It would be great if we could pay without any middle man.

Very strong week for crypto cards - Revolut: launched its physical crypto card - Plasma One: added USD deposits via ACH/Wire - EtherFi: new ATH ($3.7M daily) + 0% FX fees in Europe - KAST: new ATH ($4.71M daily) - Tangem Pay: launched its crypto card - Avici: launched web access + currency switching - XPlace: released Credit Mode - Hyperbeat: went live in Nigeria - Luca: launched virtual USD accounts - DPT Card: launched its crypto card with zero fees + 1% cashback Onchain neobanks are gaining momentum every week What did I miss?

@0xDani The 3% cashback is in xpl or stables ?

Plasma One is no longer just a crypto card It’s becoming a full onchain neobank - while still in closed beta No Android app yet (coming soon), but daily card spending volume is already pushing above $100k Plasma One launches in June Looks like this summer might become Plasma One season

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Starting to love the @ether_fi #card with 3% cashback and 0 fees for #euro transactions. Stop thinking about it and act quickly. I would appreciate it if you use my referral code @del" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ether.fi/@del

@AriEiberman @Alex__Radu Pick one , and tell us the chosen one

@Alex__Radu I can share mine into the pool x.com/cryptochica_ar…

we need yet another card Pulsar card

@ready_co The points system is terrible. You really should listen to your customers.

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@EuroLeague @brancoupapi99 @valenciabasket Take it down you 🤡 !!! It's a clear foul !

“OH MY GOODNESS 🤯” @ThiasLsf leaving the commentator speechless #MotorolaMagicMoment @Moto | @Paobcgr

@stacy_muur Or use @monerium . You KYC and you get an IBAN . Send #EUR with sepa in seconds and you get EURe on your wallet, then buy whatever you need through DeFi . Very easy .

If you live in the EU and have ever tried to bridge between crypto <> fiat, you'll understand what I'm talking about. You wire money to an exchange via SEPA, wait a few days to finalize the transaction, buy your tokens, and then withdraw them to your own wallet. Fees at every step, multiple days before you actually hold anything. The same goes for offramping, often even worse & longer. @WeChangeApp is here to make fiat <> crypto bridging as seamless as possible. You KYC once, pick what you want to buy, and once your wire clears, the crypto goes straight to your wallet in minutes. It's fully noncustodial, so no platform is sitting on your funds in between. It's fully regulated in the EU with an MiCA license. The infrastructure itself runs on Bridge for payment rails and Fireblocks for security. If you're in the EU and the current system annoys you, worth a look.

@tetherwallet Not interested in FIAT on all forms ( Paper - decimal - digital ).

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@RealJessica Stop eating all these processed food. It's not healthy.

Pregnant mom of 5 shows the groceries she got with her $415 in food stamps. Why are people having all these kids while relying on government assistance?? Makes no sense to me.

@Seven_Nguyen666 @ai In other words learn kids : critical thinking.

@ai yrah exactly parents training kids to obey when ai already owns that game the winners gonna be the ones who think for themselves in chaos

Parents anxious about AI are micromanaging their kids into the one skill AI replaces first: following instructions. The future belongs to people who can make autonomous decisions in uncharted territory.

@SoWWhitEE @DefiIgnas You can always get a crypto card and spend your stables .

@DefiIgnas The fiat off-ramp problem is massively underrated. People earn 3% APY on stables but can't actually use the money without a tax event or a bank flagging the transfer. DeFi yield means nothing if you can't exit.

Retail sit in low APY lending pools in DeFi because... they can't cash out their USDT/USDC to fiat. So many cases. Some worry about taxes and many are afraid to deal with their local banks. In Portugal, for example, converting crypto to stablecoins is tax free. The moment you sell to fiat, you are taxed. Also, so much stablecoins in DeFi is bullish as these could quickly be redeployed to buy spot. When stables leave to fiat, it's bearish.

@AriEiberman #Euro stable coin on ramp 1:1 @monerium

The neobank problem with building using only USD stablecoin onramps is that you force every other currency to marry a single FX rate to “enter web3.” It’s an unnecessary hurdle. Instead: onramp 1:1 to a local stablecoin and then orchestrate the best onchain FX. Who is building this?

@obchakevich_ Can @ready_co process a refund ?

I have a crypto card that I use all the time; let’s call it “Y.” So, recently I bought plane tickets from Vienna to Istanbul and from Istanbul to Vienna. A few hours before my departure from Istanbul, I received a notification that my flight had been canceled due to weather conditions and that the funds would be refunded to my card. And that’s when the problems started, because when I tried to buy new tickets to Munich (the only one available at that moment), crypto card “Y” couldn’t process the transaction, and I had to pay with a traditional bank card. So, the “Y” crypto card couldn’t process the refund from the airline, and the money just disappeared, lol. The point is, we’re always talking about how crypto cards are a real game-changer, but most crypto cards simply have terrible FX rates, poor support, and can’t ensure their services run smoothly, covering up the problems with marketing and big cashback offers. Users don’t need big cashback; they need a product that works seamlessly.