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Buy Starbucks coffee, get $SBUX.
Buy Nike gear, get $NKE.
Your cashback just became ownership.
Coming soon to Robinhood.
Real fomo will start starting tomorrow
Other Kirkiversary is run by same cabal who rugged us, they will rug the other one as well.
And we will have a perfect chart till then
Lets hold and stick together
This week is going to be HUGE
A clear example of why you shouldn’t jump into just another crypto card.
MEXC is one of the most controversial exchanges in crypto. There are hundreds of articles, tweets and investigations covering issues with the platform.
A special request to everyone looking to cash out: don’t rush into new crypto cards just because they’re trending
Stick with established names:
@Nexo@RedotPay@ether_fi@BitgetWallet
They have been around, have established track records,
& Most of them include insurance or protection against certain types of losses, including hacks
When it comes to your money, trust and track record matter more than hype
One card. Two ways to spend.
The @Nexo Card is interesting for one simple reason:
It doesn't force you to choose between debit and credit.
Debit Mode lets you spend from your available crypto balance.
Credit Mode lets you access liquidity against eligible assets while keeping your portfolio.
Same card.
Different source of spending power.
And that creates a more interesting model for crypto payments.
Instead of building a card around one balance, Nexo is putting your assets and your credit capacity behind the same payment experience.
The bigger question is what happens when this becomes normal.
Crypto stops being something you simply hold or sell.
It becomes something you can hold, spend, and use as financial capacity.
That's the shift I'm watching in crypto cards.
One card. Two modes.
A much bigger idea behind it.
If neobanks are the new banks, hackers are the new robbers
As more of our real money moves online, the threat changes too
A robber used to need a gun to take your money. Now, sometimes all they need is a vulnerability.
That makes security, custody and the ability to make users whole more important than cashback, rewards or fancy cards.
So we looked at the major crypto cards and asked a simple question:
If something goes seriously wrong, who actually has the strength to protect your money?
Here’s our first Crypto Card Safety Tier List
🚨 Another crypto neobank reportedly hacked, just like i said.
More than $600K has reportedly been drained from user accounts at @avici, a Solana-based neobank.
And this is exactly why I keep saying:
Don’t choose a crypto card just because an influencer is promoting it.
The crypto card/neobank market is moving insanely fast.
New cards launch
Influencers promote them
Users deposit money
Everyone talks about cashback, rewards, FX rates and perks
But the most important question is often the one nobody asks:
How safe is my money?
Who actually holds the funds?
What security infrastructure is being used?
Has the company been battle-tested?
What happens if the platform gets hacked?
Is there insurance or any protection?
Who is ultimately responsible when something goes wrong?
A 5% cashback rate means nothing if you lose 100% of your funds.
As more people start using stablecoins as everyday money, security, custody and trust need to become first-class metrics when comparing crypto cards and neobanks.
Don’t blindly trust the hype.
Do your own research before putting serious money into a new platform.
What if every Solana token could have its own prediction market?
We’re making it possible
Soon, token teams will be able to submit their tokens to SCRY and open them up to price predictions.
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