/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20948289
the rate is fixed, no matter what happens to the price of CRO, MCO should climb together with it

>>20948262
show me the benefits of using a swipe (SXP) card over crypto.com (CRO). hint: there's none.
swipe only available in europe and offers absolutely nothing crypto.com doesn't.
crypto.com is operating as a crypto bank and issuing cards on 4 continents, has far more worked out tier structure and in the end simply offers shittons of benefits swipe does not.

is there a rational reason to actually get a swipe card now?

crypto.com has 5 card tiers. here's roughly how much btc worth of tokens you need to stake to get each one:

0 btc - 1% cashback
0.02 btc - 2% cashback
0.2btc - 3% cashback
2 btc - 4% cashback
20 btc - 5% cashback

swipe has 2 card tiers
0 btc - 1% cashback
5 btc - 4% cashback

beside this, crypto.com gives a ton of benefits absent from swipe, that can add up to hundreds of dollars extra value depending on your tier and whether you actually make use of them. swipe offers nothing of value beside the cashback feature that crypto.com doesn't also offer.
swipe is only available in europe, while crypto.com is available in the us, europe, asia, australia, and have just got approved to start operations in canada.

swipe could become attractive to a subset of the userbase if MCO token value goes up over 250% from here, or if swipe token value falls over 60%, but i don't see why anyone who actually needs and wants to use a crypto card should choose swipe over crypto.com at current prices.

is there a rational reason to actually get a swipe card now?

crypto.com has 5 card tiers. here's roughly how much btc worth of tokens you need to stake to get each one:

0 btc - 1% cashback
0.02 btc - 2% cashback
0.2btc - 3% cashback
2 btc - 4% cashback
20 btc - 5% cashback

swipe has 2 card tiers
0 btc - 1% cashback
5 btc - 4% cashback

beside this, crypto.com gives a ton of benefits absent from swipe, that can add up to hundreds of dollars extra value depending on your tier and whether you actually make use of them. swipe offers nothing of value beside the cashback feature that crypto.com doesn't also offer.
swipe is only available in europe, while crypto.com is available in the us, europe, asia, australia, and have just got approved to start operations in canada.

swipe could become attractive if MCO token value goes up over 250% from here, or if swipe token value falls over 60%. i don't see why anyone who actually needs and wants to use a crypto card should choose swipe over crypto.com at current prices.

is there a rational reason to actually get a swipe card now?

crypto.com has 5 card tiers. here's roughly how much btc worth of tokens you need to stake to get each one:

0 btc - 1% cashback
0.02 btc - 2% cashback
0.2btc - 3% cashback
2 btc - 4% cashback
20 btc - 5% cashback

swipe has 2 card tiers
0 btc - 1% cashback
5 btc - 4% cashback

beside this, crypto.com gives a ton of benefits that can add up to hundreds of dollars extra value depending on your tier and whether you actually make use of them. swipe offers nothing of value beside the cashback feature.
swipe is only available in europe, while crypto.com is available in the us, europe, asia, australia, and will soon be available in canada.

why would anyone go with swipe right now? it could become attractive if MCO token value goes up over 250% from here, or if swipe token value falls over 60%. anyone who actually needs and wants to use a crypto card is much better off going with crypto.com right now.

>>20869655
what can that other card do? how is there any benefit to it over crypto.com?