leopard @leopardbp

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.

The interesting part of the @Nexo Card isn't the card. It's the credit layer behind it. Instead of selling your crypto to create liquidity, you can use eligible assets as collateral and borrow against them. Keep the asset. Access liquidity. Spend the credit. Nexo currently offers Credit Lines starting from 1.9%, with up to 2% cashback in Credit Mode. That changes the role of a crypto card. Your crypto can potentially remain: An investment. Collateral. Liquidity. Spending power. The bigger opportunity isn't another card with better rewards. It's turning a crypto portfolio into a usable financial balance sheet. Spend the liquidity. Keep the asset.

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

@scryvision yess

@strato_money @Nexo how to sign up?

@strato_money @0xVishnya nexo

90% of crypto cards & neobanks will die Recently, @0xVishnya posted a list of ~250 crypto cards. My bet: over the next 2–3 years, 90% of them will either: A. Die, shut down or disappear B. Get hacked or suffer a serious data/KYC breach C. Change their terms, fees or rewards dramatically And honestly, you don't want to treat your bank like a crypto app You shouldn't move your money to a new card just because it offers 1% more cashback when you don't even know how the company handles your funds Stick with the OGs A few I personally keep an eye on: @ether_fi — One of the strongest crypto-native cards, especially for users who want to borrow and spend. @Nexo — 8+ years in the market. Established, mature and high quality. You could call it the AMEX of crypto. @KASTxyz — Strong retail-focused crypto card @BitgetWallet — Massive user base and significant transaction volume. One of the more established names in the space. @wirexapp — One of the oldest players in crypto cards, with competitive rates and a long operating history. And I'll say this again: Don't chase 1% extra cashback from a company you don't trust with your money. When it comes to financial products, trust > cashback. Keep your money where the company makes you feel safe.

@saylordocs meee

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There is a huge debate on X right now: Should you post more or post less? Some companies post 10 times a day Others post once a day, or even once every 2 days So which one actually works? Let's look at some examples @Bybit_Official 4.8M followers They post multiple times a day, sometimes 6+ posts. A lot of their posts get around 100 likes and 40–50K views That's honestly peanuts for an account with 4.8M followers Now look at: @Plasma 233K followers They post around once every 2 days. And they're regularly getting 300–400+ likes and 70–80K views. That's almost 2x the views of an account with 20x more followers. Then you have @pepecoineth. One of the most viral crypto accounts. Especially in the early days, they weren't flooding X with 10 posts a day. Just once a day, and people waited for that. Whenever they posted, they posted it with STYLE Some posts were doing 500K+ views and 3,000–5,000 likes I'm obviously not comparing a memecoin account to a company like Bybit. I'm making a different point. Posting more doesn't automatically mean more reach A lot of companies are optimising for number of posts instead of attention per post 10 mediocre posts don't necessarily beat 2 great posts Sometimes it's the exact opposite And this is where I think X's new creator program & recommendation algorithm is also pushing it What do you think? Is it better to post one great post than 5–6 junk posts?

One of the worst ways to get cashback: Getting paid in the token of the company that looks like this If plasma:native keeps going down, your “cashback” is literally losing value 45% of the user in @plasma are not selling it to usdt, this is the only use case of plasma:native Honestly, getting cashback in USDT is still better than this But the best model is asset-back cashback Get cash back in BTC, SPX or GLD Your cashback stays in an asset that actually goes up This is one thing I think @Bitget is doing this right

Nikita @0xVishnya

4 weeks ago

Plasma One has paid out $866K in cashback since March 👇 - 10,162,595 XPL to 21,416 addresses, every payout visible onchain - 2.7% of the $32.4M that ran through the cards in the same window - The median address got $3, but the median address joined in July and has been paid

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To be honest, I'm not very bullish on @fomo right now During the $CATE crash from around $80M to $15M market cap, I wanted to buy the dip The app completely stopped responding By the time it was usable again, the opportunity was gone How do you justify that to users? Reliability isn't a nice to have for a trading app. It's the product. If traders can't execute when volatility is at its highest, that's a serious problem. When @solana had outages, the entire crypto community criticised it because infrastructure matters. Why is nobody holding trading apps to the same standard? If we want better products, we should be willing to talk about failures just as much as successes

MCM @MidCurveMortal

4 weeks ago

FOMO signs EVERY trade you make with a co-signer key that sees your order before it goes through. More than 50% of FOMO’s TXs are currently being arbitraged by someone who has access to the same co-signer. There’s a dark reason behind why FOMO prevents setting custom slippage…

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NEW: Binance affiliates are suing RedotPay's founders in Hong Kong, alleging they diverted more than 470,000 customers from Binance Card to a competing product in a "fraudulent scheme," Bloomberg reports. Binance is reportedly seeking about $473 million in damages. RedotPay said it will "vigorously defend" the claims.

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I think the bigger flex isn't earning cashback It's what your cashback accumulates into Imagine every purchase automatically buying: • Gold (GLD) • NVIDIA • S&P 500 @BitgetWallet is doing something really interesting here Over time, this could become far more valuable than earning cashback in a stablecoin

George @crypto_slice

a month ago

basically bought a new iPhone 17 pro with my @KASTxyz cashback. Kah-ching 🤑

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