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Originally posted by gms08 ↑

It's actually a Visa card tied to a digital currency account(Wallet), rather than being tied to your savings/cheque/credit account. A piggyback way of doing it for sure, especially considering how seamless crypto transactions can be. Integrating into mainstream is what will take time but i have no doubt it will happen and faster than a lot of people think.

I am going to assume you are over 50, that way I can understand your sentiment. I actually don't think i've talked to many under 40/50 that don't see a future in crypto.

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Visa? Look harder. It's a MasterCard.

As this video points out, crypto currencies are just too volatile to use and the premium to use it is extortion.
It doesn't talk about the other problem of the endless currencies popping us every month.
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