Topic: Bitcoin Cash Visa Debit Card announced (Read 371 times)
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This is awsome! Been waiting for a card that will work and I have belife in BCH....
Hi Guys,
It looks like Bitcoin Cash broke a little resistance line on this news, but it needs volume to push itself of this line. Here is my chart:
https://www.tradingview.com/x/DqC0bMog/
PS I am new to TA so any advice/suggestions are welcome!
It looks like Bitcoin Cash broke a little resistance line on this news, but it needs volume to push itself of this line. Here is my chart:
https://www.tradingview.com/x/DqC0bMog/
PS I am new to TA so any advice/suggestions are welcome!
Sooner or later it must have happened! After such announcement governments just cannot ignore bitcoin anymore
"governments just cannot ignore it anymore"... no but with debit cards they can control it. They not just could track people who use Bitcoin or Bcash debit cards but also seize their funds...
They should be promoting BTC if anything, not all these clone crap forks that are here and all the ones that are coming. It's getting silly.
honest question. Why do you think they should be promoting BTC over BCH? Especially in a DEBIT CARD scenario which is used for FAST/CHEAP micro transactions......
They should be promoting BTC if anything, not all these clone crap forks that are here and all the ones that are coming. It's getting silly.
No, why would I?
Visa and Crypto are on the opposite ends of multiple spectrums.
Visa would remove anonimity, introduce centralization and it give control over your funds in the hands of the Visa issuer. Once you put coins on your Visa debit card, they're not really yours anymore, the card issuer (bank) does and you're trusting them. Then the government can swoop in and take them from you.
It's just dumb.
I always disliked bcash but now it sould be clear for everyone the direction they're taking.
Visa and Crypto are on the opposite ends of multiple spectrums.
Visa would remove anonimity, introduce centralization and it give control over your funds in the hands of the Visa issuer. Once you put coins on your Visa debit card, they're not really yours anymore, the card issuer (bank) does and you're trusting them. Then the government can swoop in and take them from you.
It's just dumb.
I always disliked bcash but now it sould be clear for everyone the direction they're taking.
This. The raison d'etre of decentralized currency is that no central trusted third party such as government can freeze, seize or otherwise control you blockchain assets. The moment you transfer your assets to the accounts belonging to some legal entity regulated in some legal jurisdiction, you lose this important property. At that point, you're better off using Visa with fiat currencies, it's faster.
Sooner or later it must have happened! After such announcement governments just cannot ignore bitcoin anymore
I wonder if this kind of cards would be available worldwide or only at EU and US region? I suppose there is no sense to make another very local debit card.
Roger Ver managed to get onto CNBC as well, to promote bitcoin cash.
You can watch the interview on the following video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nihzliIDWpY
It's not easy for mainstream buyers to purchase bitcoincash though, as it is still not on coinbase.
You can watch the interview on the following video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nihzliIDWpY
It's not easy for mainstream buyers to purchase bitcoincash though, as it is still not on coinbase.
And I think it's a bit confusing that exchanges use different symbols for it. No idea why it's not rectified, consistency would be good.
No, why would I?
Visa and Crypto are on the opposite ends of multiple spectrums.
Visa would remove anonimity, introduce centralization and it give control over your funds in the hands of the Visa issuer. Once you put coins on your Visa debit card, they're not really yours anymore, the card issuer (bank) does and you're trusting them. Then the government can swoop in and take them from you.
It's just dumb.
I always disliked bcash but now it sould be clear for everyone the direction they're taking.
Visa and Crypto are on the opposite ends of multiple spectrums.
Visa would remove anonimity, introduce centralization and it give control over your funds in the hands of the Visa issuer. Once you put coins on your Visa debit card, they're not really yours anymore, the card issuer (bank) does and you're trusting them. Then the government can swoop in and take them from you.
It's just dumb.
I always disliked bcash but now it sould be clear for everyone the direction they're taking.
Roger Ver managed to get onto CNBC as well, to promote bitcoin cash.
You can watch the interview on the following video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nihzliIDWpY
It's not easy for mainstream buyers to purchase bitcoincash though, as it is still not on coinbase.
You can watch the interview on the following video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nihzliIDWpY
It's not easy for mainstream buyers to purchase bitcoincash though, as it is still not on coinbase.
Yesterday Rojer Ver, a well-known supporter of Bitcoin Cash, published an announcement in his twitter account, stating that Bitcoin.com is going to issue Visa debit cards that will support BCH.
Read more: https://hype.codes/bitcoin-cash-visa-debit-card-announced
Do you want to have one?
Read more: https://hype.codes/bitcoin-cash-visa-debit-card-announced
Do you want to have one?
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