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@RadziSlAU@KASTxyz Visa Infinite metal and concierge are the visible perks.
The real change is that the tier appears to track usage instead of a monthly fee
@0xVishnya@wirexapp Cashback is still the primary marketing lever, yet on many cards the effective rate after top-up and FX fees lands near zero.
Users who prioritise predictable costs often prefer transparent zero-fee structures and higher limits over headline reward percentages.
Still time to get $20 for joining Plasma One
Works for new users on both iPhone and Android
Same deal as before, my code still works
- Register with code HLMAS2
- Spend $100 within your first 14 days and Plasma pays you $10
- @Plasma pays me $10 for bringing you, and I send that straight back to you
One thing: turn Search Privacy off in settings, otherwise I cannot find your username to send the $10
No idea how long this one stays around
That’s not just a debate setup.
It’s the market structure in one frame.
. bankers defend deposits, fees, and legacy rails
. the crypto side defends speed, global access, and programmable money
. stablecoins sit right in the middle of that fight
What makes this interesting:
. banks can argue scale and regulation
. crypto can argue usability and settlement speed
. but users usually choose the cheaper, faster path once it works
That’s why this debate matters.
not because one side wins the room
but because stablecoins are already winning product-by-product
June 29 will be fun.
Absolutely. This is a total lie.
All DOGE did was require contact with the aid recipients to confirm that funds were being used legitimately. Anything less than this is insane!
Multiple people from USAID have been charged by the Justice Department with stealing money.
Moreover, they pled GUILTY!!
https://t.co/uppiTi8CqC
Top 10 crypto projects by revenue.
And the valuation gaps are insane.
Tether: $490M revenue in 30d, $200B–$500B valuation.
Circle: $193M revenue, $21.5B valuation.
Hyperliquid: $64.7M revenue, $15.5B valuation.
Canton: $61.3M revenue, $5.9B valuation.
Tron: $28.9M revenue, $30.7B valuation.
Pump: $25.9M revenue, $0.5B valuation.
Polymarket: $21.22M revenue, $13.4B valuation.
Grayscale: $16.5M revenue, $31.5B valuation.
Collector Crypt: $14M revenue, $73M valuation.
Sky: $12.7M revenue, $1.35B valuation.
Notice anything?
The market is not pricing these projects on revenue alone.
It’s pricing narrative, distribution, optionality, and what people think they could become.
That’s why some high-cashflow names still trade like growth assets,
while some lower-revenue names get massive premiums.
The real alpha is in the gap between what a project earns today and what the market is willing to pay for tomorrow.
If you want, I can turn this into a sharper, more aggressive version too.
Someone stole the Yuckpot.
Now 7,777 Yucky Ducks are sailing on @opensea to get it back.
Apply for WL:
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