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melted349

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Quote from: ALBOS Project on June 29, 2018, 03:22:52 PM

Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

As a bounty hunter, there are many ICO projects that provide also a crypto currency cards and as far as I know most of them are have a successfully project. But for now I really not have experienced to used crypto currency cards.

SUDARMONO

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I think if we use such a card it is very good, and it is very useful for us all, and I myself am very happy to use the card because it can help for future success.

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No, there is no cryptocurrency cards that circulates in my country right now. In fact, I always used remittance center and cashless cards in order to withdraw my money in cryptocurrency. But if I know that there is an existence of crypto cards to my country, I will use it. By the way, I followed ICOs that creates crypto cards but until now, I do not find an ICO that succeed because most of the projects related to cards are scam.

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I too haven't used them yet but will definitely soon because it will be the most convenient way to use cryptocurrencies for common transactions ina easy way and one of the best method to bridge the gap between real world and the cryptocurrency world. but the thing is how far it will be usable for common transactions because most government's has a negative understanding about cryptocurrencies. So it will take more time to expand around the world.

genuin

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you should not credit cards, but create cards that are connected to the wallet used in bitcoin transactions.
With the card in my opinion will make it easier for bitcoin users to transact in the real world than to use their gadget to transact using bitcoin

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I have no experience of having a crypto card, because in my country the crypto legalization is not clear, or has no legality from the government.

but, I think that crypto cards have a purpose to make transactions easier for every consumer, then used to shop. such as DASH as a substitute for PayPal, many traders are receiving DASH, and the transaction is also faster.

you can buy DASH in some countries that legalize crypto, such as in Argentina, venezuela and others. then you save it on DASH wallet with card shape, and can be used to shop at any merchant receiving DASH.

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I find it very useful with cryptocurrency cards, Convenience paying for every purchase anywhere has led to the mass growth of people using credit / debit cards and merchants who accept cards. The advantage of a clear card: no need to go to the bank to withdraw money, no need to worry about carrying large sums of money, and in case if your card is stolen, the only thing you should do is to contact your bank and block your card for prevent illicit transactions.

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Quote from: ALBOS Project on June 29, 2018, 03:22:52 PM

Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

I think it would be useless. Because banks have been associated with Crypto companies to use Blockchain technology and expand their market share. So the coins were getting profitable from the bank, so Crypto cards would not have too many uses.

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are these bitcoin cards (like debit card) convenient? yes of course.
am i using them? not at all.

i do believe that they are bringing a certain centralization with themselves which i do not like. and i don't see the point in using them either. bitcoin is created so that you can use it as a currency without needing any kind of third parties in the middle. if we start using these cards then we are using these third parties. and they control our money and can put restrictions on them.
besides why would i use a bitcoin debit card when i have fiat debit card?

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I haven't heard of something like this being available in my country but I would totally use it. If a lot of people were to use bitcoin cards worldwide it would raise a lot of great awareness for us and many people would be really curious about it Grin

not to mention the convenience would be a welcome step forward in terms of advancing the way crypto works

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I'm not using them because cryptocurrencies gain value faster than fiat, so i prefer to spend something stable, that won't be giving me any profit in the near future, and hold coins that do the opposite. I think that crypto cards are a decent idea while not all merchants are accepting cryptocurrency directly, but they shouldn't be seen as the target. They are only a temporary solution if you want to spend your coins, but since they are connected to payment processors that are instantly converting to fiat, it's not the economy that we are hoping for.

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Card system for cryptocurrency is already available in other countries but in my country, there is no sign that it will be adopted or use soon due to that not many people do use or invest with cryptocurrency. I really like the idea of having a credit card like for cryptocurrency but this kinda removes to why it is called cryptocurrency which is mostly used online and not like a bank. It is an investment which people earn from like a currency but no physical features. If ever cards for bitcoin will be released I'm not sure if I'm going to use it or not.

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Quote from: ALBOS Project on June 29, 2018, 03:22:52 PM

Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

I am not sure anyone have down the review about the Bitcoin debit cards usage or best cards list. I really worry that fees is big problem on maintenance charges mate.
If you want to use the card you can go with bitpay, spectrocoin and advcash. These cards brand will be help for you.

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Quote from: ALBOS Project on June 29, 2018, 03:22:52 PM

Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

I don't think you can get a credit card with bitcoin or any crypto currency. But debit cards do exist. Do keep in mind that debit card and credit cards are two different things. Debit cards are more like prepaid cards. I did use a bitcoin debit card before from advcash. Wasn't that bad. But most of the cards have been taken down since VISA started to cut down ties with companies that issued debit cards to users without any regulations.

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Quote from: ALBOS Project on June 29, 2018, 03:22:52 PM

Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

There are many projects on the use of cryptocurrency cards, however, and many of them have been successful. However, until now, I have not experienced it yet. The law of my country does not allow it to exist.

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Guys, what's your view on cryptocurrency cards (like credit cards, I mean)? Is it convenient or useless? If someone has an experience of using them, would be glad if you share!

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