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>>23577341
Definitely interesting since coinbase is more trustworthy than crypto.com, but the rates aren't really that compelling with all of the fees.

coinbase is just a psy-op for the irs to know your crypto holdings.
Their fees are 4% for pretty much everything, fuck coinbase

>>23577341
>launches
except it's not going to actually be available until some time next year. nothing has launched! another bullshit article. time wasting faggot. die.die die die die die

Ohhhhhhhhhh swipiessssssss

>>23577341
this is unironically going to bleed normalfags’ checking accounts

>>23577341
Need to buy your $10 onions latte with bitcoin? Enjoy owing 40 percent capital gains tax on top of it for the big guy

>>23577341
> For every transaction using the debit card, Coinbase will charge a 2.49% levy.

STOP
USING
KIKEBASE

>>23577341
Why aren't more people talking about this?

This is a Visa card issued through the biggest normie gateway into crypto. This is mainstream adoption in the making.

I feel bad for idiots who were betting on SXP and CRO now

>>23578125
For real.

People thinking they get 1% cash back. Most will be *paying* 1.5% per transaction. Who wants to hold that much usdc in crypto? That's the only way to avoid the fees.

I'm not in crypto to hold stablecoins.

>>23577341
Maybe now they can add my shit coin

>>23577806
Kek

"stop using kike base"
I've been in the industry for 4 years almost and you fucking idiots don't know shit. Yeah kikebase is trash, but what other choices are there? CRO cards? Swipe? Don't make me laugh dude. And don't even start with binance, shits a joke

>>23577341
X1 will be the only card that matters soon.

>>23578765
Kraken.

If you think crypto is about holding stablecoins so you can use a debit card and buy things with your crypto and get taxed ontop of it you are a fucking retard now gtfo

based and bluepilled

>>23578579
If I just hold usd and use the card am I paying a fee?

>>23579308
Nope usdc is free. So if you like holding that you're good.

Isn't the crypto.com reward paid out in their coin that they are constantly printing?

>>23579329
Then fuck yeah. Imagine not swing trading some of your stack perpetually and always having some cash on hand. This solves my “wells Fargo” problem. Also this is what mainstream adoption looks like, poor/newfags complaining about fees don’t realize how big this is and will not make it.

This explains why crypto.com made all the changes recently.

>cashback in XLM and BTC
Get my lumens back nice

>>23577341
why the fuck is visa stock down? this is bullish as fuck

>>23579416
Fair enough. Doesn't work for me though as that's not how I roll. Good that they have a base of users it's good for though.