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event tickets mandatory NFT's , such as concerts, movies, etc

I think the main thing getting people to buy crypto right now is thinking that they can make money buying crypto.

For sure gaming will be a big factor though- as someone who works in the entertainment industry, a lot of the higher ups are very excited about the idea of being able to build a venue that people will pay to go to without having to spend money on building costs, rent, staffing, maintenance etc. (ignoring the fact that it would be lockdown-proof, all you'd need to go there is a vr headset)

>>50795642
The whole metaverse projects stand a chance to do that. I'm quite amazed with the innovations in the cryptoverse

>>50795642
When the powers that control the governments and money supply of the world decide we're all going to use crypto. That's all it takes. Until then, we use their worthless paper dogshit.

>>50795665
Using NFTs as passwords will reduce incidence of hacks

Remittance

>>50795642
Paying with crypto will be the fastest means to crypto adoption

>>50795642
It needs to be secure, and as simple as making a cash or debit card transaction. It needs to be fraud-resistant and transactions need to be reversible if your money is stolen. Those are just the things off the top of my head that would make me interested.

>>50795642
>What do you think will drive up crypto adoption?
Tyranny.

>>50795642
>>50795869
Dumb bitches, regulation gonna cripple crypto

>>50795642
Jeet it's crypto payments that's for sure. The adoption is just Increasing day after day. We can buy from groceries to a fucking Lamborghini for all we know with crypto desu.

>>50795686
> very excited about the idea of being able to build a venue that people will pay to go to without having to spend money on building costs, rent, staffing, maintenance etc. (ignoring the fact that it would be lockdown-proof, all you'd need to go there is a vr headset)
Thats just never going to happen. People just aren't into it enough weve had VR for 20 years or more.

>>50795642
GME nft marketplace powered by imx and lrc

>>50796490
Wtf is that?

>>50796336
Then go to a bank open a account and you will get that all jeet. There is nothing in crypto like that

pre loaded onto smartphones as a means to access their respective ecosystems

>>50796526
Gamestop has built an nft marketplace, based on LRC and IMX both layer 2 solutions for eth that makes it cheap or free of gas.

>>50796199
Many merchants are already doing that through crypto getaways

>>50796443
Zuckerberg is already close to completing this. What the fuck are you saying?

>>50796546
What ever I'm not into P2Es. Better don't waste time on me. I would rather buy a gaming phone redmagic with crypto and play free fire for the rest of my life fucker.

>>50796548
If I am not wrong recently a crypto payment gateway got registered with US. Anon do you know what's the name of the gateway?

Ease of use, it being cheaper than CeFi. Obviously having it a part of the day to day is huge. So basically Polygon.

>>50796563

facebook will survive off add revenue but this huge metaverse gamble by cuckerberg who thinks he can be an metaverse innovator when FB wasn't even his own idea in the first place is truly laughable. opensource tech in the metaverse, whaaa??????? yeah.... we're all gonna flock to Meta because they have the best, software? servers? ever heard of copy paste? meta will drain huge amounts of money into VR R&D and will not capitalize the market.

TY mark cuckerberg. vvamrh

Cross-border payments will be the beginning

Things will change dramatically in the next bull run when cz becomes richer than Elon Musk

Xrp (already in use) and regulations will be the first mover

>>50796612
Utrust got its trademark registered in the US but Coinbase already dominated the US market. I don't think that it will stand a fair chance

>>50796698
Fuck Zuckerberg and his cronies he had no IPs of his own, he has always be associated with theft of intellectual properties now and then

>>50796850
When dis this happen? They were just keep on speculating about it desu. Kinda boring if that's legit then it's pretty good deal. So has any merchants on boarded yet?

>>50796717
Isn't that already happening? The number of projects aiding this course is on the increase

>>50796732
Cz can't be richer than Elon. That's a tall dream motherfucker

>>50797114
It was definitely gonna happen since they already had plans to integrate eBay. It was just a matter of time

1. Privacy-enabled blockchains.
2. The ability to reliably transfer all legacy data onto the blockchain for use in smart contracts :)

>>50797173
That's a solid Partnership. I am aware that Gucci is accepting crypto payments through them any other big merchants to mention?

>>50797173
Binance pay is my choice any day, big userbase, well backed and reliable. Rather than getting rekt I would go with a reputed one.

Concert ticket NFTs will become normal, since they fulfill a very obvious and popular need by destroying the reviled Ticketmaster. But only if you buy them with USD. I don't think any other crypto adoption is coming soon. Maybe there's some other applications for NFTs coming in the near future but everything that currently exists isn't going to become popular.

>>50797184
Privacy blockchains are growing pretty fast and Secret Network is powering things up.

>>50797221
Yeah pretty noticeable. What's new with them?

>>50797144
Exactly. Coinbase has been doing great. Alchemy Pay, Cronos, Xpress, Utrust, dxdy and many others

>>50797184
How can this aid crypto adoption, newfag?

>>50797185
Benfica, Autoworld, Nikola Cars and several of them. They have thousands of merchants on board

>>50797267
A lot of projects building on them and everyone would want private transactions in the coming days.

>>50797284
I prefer their cashbacks the most. It is a good incentive for investors

>>50797311
Have you used any of these to begin with anon? I have personally used Shoptify and redmagic to buy a gaming phone for my son with the USDT I have saved up for months.

>>50797431
Cashbacks are good but fixed 1% transaction fee is even more better I would say makes slot of sense.

>>50796732
Impossible...
>>50797284
Cro is fine. It's not a big gain from cashback, but everything counts

>>50795642
Security will help to do that. It's happening with LOX incorporating blockchain to protect users against mobile theft.

>>50795642
Give everyone free dollars for using crypto.

>>50797492
>It's not a big gain from cashback
I used to get a lot of cashback from CRO, but now they have killed all earning opportunities. I am now using other crypto payment platform that offer higher cashback.

>>50795642
I think people are gonna be priced out. And they’re coping so hard and praying the price drops

>>50797585
Now they have an alarming system for cellphones? kek

>>50797587
You mean cashback, right? Utrust cashback are going to get better and higher with the new wallet that is coming.

>>50796548
WTF are crypto getaways? Are they rug pulls?

You mean gateways kek. Use a based one that helps you make money instead of taking it as fees.

>>50795642
Gaming, but not P2E kind.
Got a gaming phone from Redmagic gaming store with crypto. I've forgotten the platform they integrated with, but it was one of the best crypto platform's I've interacted with. Transactions were really smooth.
I think other gamers who have bought gears with crypto can say the same.

>>50796717
Imagine making cross border payments with PayPal.
11% fees for a $2000 payment will have you paying $220 dollars in fees.
And I thought ETH gas fees were high.

>>50797585
Mobile crypto on Apple through Coinbase is the absolute safest route.

>>50795642
> Any other point
Real estate OP. crypto will have massive adoption in real estate.

Real smart is a real estate company that has launched its own token RST that will be used to buy its houses.
Adoption is real, believe it.
>I am Batman and I own crypto.

>>50797871
Some morons will never learn

>>50797871
Quit traditional payment companies. They are taking away your money.
>This is a payment I made to an apartment and you can see how cheap it was. Not even up to a cent in charges.
Find a good crypto payment platform and stick with it.

>>50797634
As long you can pay in stables it's fine. I wouldn't spend BTC

>>50795642
I think crypto payments are actually driving adoption. Of course payment with cheap gas fees.
Too bad for bitcoin that lightning network is doing very well. Chains like Solana, Elrond, BCH, Polygon are better for crypto payment

>>50798011
Different from what Lox network does. I believe they are more of recovering.

>>50797676
Alarm system? Stop being a fag and read again. You do need such a service. Believe me.

>>50798380
Very fast and secure...

>>50797693
How can a new app give higher cashback? Is that a ponzi or what?

>>50796412
Only some. The ones they use won't be cRippled.

>>50798596
It's an upgrade you moron

>>50798466
Until you lose your money in a hack.
Come over to maiar wallet. You can even earn good APY staking UTK RIDE and other ESDT.

>>50796548
WTF are crypto getaways? Are they rug pulls?

You mean gateways kek. Use a based one that helps you make money instead of taking it as fees.

>>50795642
Only retards will think Gaming will drive crypto to mass adoption
>Crypto payment is the crucial way, the Way Satoshi wanted it

>>50795642
What will drive crypto adoption? Web3 adoption will and that is why I am bullish on the internet computer. It allows websites to be deployed on-chain and makes them Web3 compatible by default. It gives every use one biometrically secured account, so they don't have to remember any passwords and can no longer be hacked or suffer from identity theft.

>>50796199
Yea anon as it's simple for merchants to accept payments in many different digital currencies, and convert crypto to fiat quickly and safely using any of the web3 L1 payments platform.

>>50795976
What about the password for the nft wallet

We are at the end of the dollar fiat life cycle which means it will continue to be debased til it's finally worthless, taking most fiat currencies down with it. Only hard assets will survive. Bitcoin.

>>50798822
Yea dude there is nothing more juicy than staking your token for a year and receiving a reasonable percentage back.
Even in this bear market, I'm fucking staking on maiar Dex, where the APY it freaky ranges from 15 to 35 percent.

>>50799090
Don't be self-centered you faggot yeah crypto payment is the key but gamifi is good too. I make payments with Utrust at least for like 2 years now, I have saved a lot compared to when I make payments with Paypal

Actually being able to use it at more than 0.001% of stores in the world. You know, if it was actually a usable currency and all.

>>50797431
Not only cashback been able to buying buy phone Tesla, book for your travel buy a house and pay using crypto is such a horny dick experience

>>50795642
Crypto payment and a decentralized IMEI blacklist will bring more traction to crypto. Glad we already have Utrust and lox network working on this already.

>>50796199
What about using NFTs to track and trace lost or stolen mobile devices? I think this will bring more traction because we have more mobile phone users in the space.

>>50796850
Wtf it's was just lunch some days ago some motherfuckers Coinbase has been there I guess very soon hopefully next year the will start serving american businesses and users with internet-scale payments,

>>50797294
If you can't input all legacy data onto blockchain, then you can expect it to not get adopted by legacy institutions.
Privacy-enabled blockchain will also aid institutional adoption.

Hate to say it, but the first real step toward adoption will be regulation. Until there are some rules and retail and institutions feel their money is safe from pump n dumps and other schemes, they aren't going to ever do more than dabble in the space.
The CEX's should have taken their Superbowl ad money and spent it lobbying Congress.

>>50799320
Lmao Paypal fees are like that of ETH, I will try this, just hope it is worth the hype

>>50797693
Denm this sound sweater than an Asians pussy as the are aiding a lifelong investment opportunity through crypto with various partners in the real estate sector, just like the great living estate's, and it's one of the best ways to secure the future, it will be a juicy plan to get fucked anon

>>50795642
>gaming
Could be but we don't have games.

It’s not really very useful now is.
>NFT
Pointless
>smart contract
Not very smart
>payments
Slower than normal methods and plain dubious
>currency
Doesn’t work well.

It’s not much use now is it?

>>50799090
Why are you bent on losing your life over a zero earning business you such a faggot

>>50795642
My dick will bring global adoption

>>50796539
I’m fairly certain that’s his point retard. Crypto mass adoption won’t happen because it’s far too unsecure, and using unfriendly compared to using government backed fiat currency. And yes you need to appeal to the lowest common denominator, not your lolsperg discord server, if you want mass adoption.

>>50798380
SAMBO
You forgot to mention that Utrust and Elrond are improving Web3payment and making it a true reality.

>>50797149
I don't fucking care who getting richer than the other, but looking at the the great opportunities arround crypto payments,and Utrust is world’s first payment platform for cryptocurrencies featuring Buyer Protection and Insnt Payments. building a global PayPal-like payment platform, providing faster, safer and more payments is their goal, which will ensure large-scale adoption and user acceptance.

>>50799351
This right here, and to that point ACTUALLY using it. Most of the time you “spend crypto” what’s actually happening is your crypto is sold for fiat by a third party intermediary, and the fiat is what the store accepts in the transaction. Until you are flat out buying something FOR crypto currency it’s not genuine adoption.
t. Has sold irl things to friends for crypto

>>50799816
Not only making it real fegs it fucking facilitate the crypto payment side of the UREEQA platform, allowing users to pay for services, collect payments for their creative work, and buy work from fellow Creators.it got me horny anon.

>>50795642
mass adoption is already priced in.. :^)

>>50799733
Your dick will get you a lot of pussy faggot go get useful using Binance, it main wallet just surpassed 2.7T Luna Classic! That's almost 40% of the total supply.
What will happen around august 26 when staking and delegation on validators .

>>50799422
Nice one anon this is freaky huge as the make Crypto payments more easier with multiple cross-chain digital assets to buy and sell minted NFTs on it nftrmarket place.

>>50799615
No doubt is fucking high but Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin says crypto payments will "make sense" as transaction fees fall under a cent.

>>50798596
You still fuck with some rekt project as it's juicy if you are staking UTK tokens and you get 1.5% cashback.
Basically, you are earning while you are spending.go get useful faggot

>>50798371
Yea anon you fucking the right pussy as real estate agents in the UAE will now have to alert anti-money laundering watchdogs of any property sales paid for in crypto, after Dubai property developers said they'd accept payments in bitcoin and ethereum.

>>50796199
But Gov are looking for every way to regulate it, why can't they keep their shit to themself

>>50800705
kek, But what has his might ETH done to aid that
I'm glad Utrust migrated from ETH to Elrond, fees are cheaper than a cent

>>50795642
Gaming all the way, Metawars will rule

>>50796786
XRP is the king

>>50799320
It even recently got a registered trademark in the US, bullish new

>>50801916
Isn't that dead already

>>50795759
Metaverse like Nft right now is over hyped, I wouldn't pay much attention

>>50797693
Up to 5% cashback for Just making pay via Utrust, Who would want to miss that?

>>50802464
I'm still bullish on Mana, Metaverse will lead the next bull run

>>50797871
Kek, ETH fee is not as high as paying with PayPal.
> this is part of the things crypto payment will change, Middleman fees is messing everything up

>>50798466
A cold wallet is more secure anon. I for one would go for a Ledger. I'm also looking forward to Railgun's hardware wallet support for Ledger which would turn the privacy level up a notch.