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Buy crypto with Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, Revolut or Wise. A zero-knowledge proof sends USDC to your own wallet in ~2 min. No account freezes. P2P on-ramp.

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@RealIMMORTAL333 @LibertySwapFi Fair question. Fees only help a token if they're used to buy it back or paid out to holders. Otherwise they just go to the team. Has Liberty said where its fee split goes?

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@yourfriendSOMMI When Bitcoin's share drops in a dip, it's often everyone selling, not money moving into alts. Do you watch the stablecoin share too? When that climbs, it's usually cash waiting on the sidelines.

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@Borbur Payroll makes sense. Paid in dirhams, spend in dirhams, no swap fee. The hard part is shops. Will local stores take a dirham coin, or will workers just cash out on day one?

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4. Who holds it?

In an app, the company holds it for you. In your own wallet, only you can move it.

Save this before you pick your next stablecoin.

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Banks, Visa and Western Union are all pushing their own stablecoins now. They are not all the same.

4 simple questions to ask before you hold one 🧵

#Stablecoins #DeFi #Crypto

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3. Can YOU swap it back for $1?

Some coins only let approved customers cash out with the company. Everyone else has to sell it on the market.

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SoFi's stablecoin SoFiUSD just went live on Polygon for 17M+ members. No wallet needed.

Handy, but it's not FDIC insured, and in the app SoFi holds it for you.

Easy and owning it yourself aren't the same. Which matters more to you?

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Visa now lets some partners settle what they owe it in USDPT, Western Union's stablecoin.

You won't see it at checkout. It's the plumbing behind your card: money can now move at night and on weekends.

The big money pipes are going onchain.

$USDPT #Stablecoins #Crypto

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⚡️ NEW: Visa has partnered with Anchorage Digital to add Western Union’s USDPT stablecoin to its settlement network, allowing eligible partners to settle VisaNet obligations using the token.

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Fees are about 1 to 2%, and it takes around 2 minutes. That's what we're building at https://t.co/PzSgA8pHcf. Follow along for simple, honest crypto explained.

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How to buy crypto without handing a stranger your ID, bank login or life story. Here's the simple version. 🧵

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Nobody can run off with your money, because the coins are locked until the proof checks out. You never share your bank login, and the coins go straight to your own wallet.

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@CrusherHODL Burns tied to real trades are the healthy kind: supply only drops when people actually use PulseX. So daily volume is the number to watch. Do you track the burn amount itself or just volume?

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@Borbur Both can be true. Traders cash out in a slump, while banks build rails for the next 10 years. Banks aren't betting on this month. Would a dirham coin change much for people who already use USDT there?

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@CryptoCoffee369 A bank on-ramp is easy, but the coins often sit with the bank first. The real win is when they land straight in your own wallet. Does Old Glory's version send to your wallet or keep them in the app?

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The best fix is not needing trust at all.

Some P2P apps now check a cryptographic proof of the real payment, so coins only unlock once the money truly moved.

Save this for your next trade.

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Buying or selling crypto person to person? The most common scam is a fake payment screenshot. It takes 30 seconds to make one.

How to spot it before you send anything 🧵

#P2P #Crypto

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3. Watch for red flags:
- they rush you
- the sender name doesn't match
- "check your email, I sent it"

Fake "payment received" emails are easy to make. Only trust what you see inside the app itself.