Serious question over here, sorry if it sounds stupid, didn't find an answer on this:
If the idea of Monaco is built upon being a #1 crypto payment card, what is the usage of monaco coins?
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Those who were selling under emotions now what they have left to say or do except to buy less now with same amount of money. Monaco is still more advanced and advantageous than many projects running in the same field. In this market patience is the only key to get out with profit else you just loose.
Now Monaco tokens hold those who believe in the project and those who bought too expensive. They'll be lucky if in the near future will not appear a new competitor, otherwise they'll have to hold it a very long time.
Those who were selling under emotions now what they have left to say or do except to buy less now with same amount of money. Monaco is still more advanced and advantageous than many projects running in the same field. In this market patience is the only key to get out with profit else you just loose.
Now Monaco tokens hold those who believe in the project and those who bought too expensive. They'll be lucky if in the near future will not appear a new competitor, otherwise they'll have to hold it a very long time. 
if i understand you very well monaco cards aim is to convert your ETH or BTC to fiat or real money (that is through exchange) and then you use that amount for your transaction
my question here is do i have to wait for the blockchain to confirm my withdrawn coin and then exchange it (which will take some time) before i go about my business or you have some methods of streamlining that.
thank you
my question here is do i have to wait for the blockchain to confirm my withdrawn coin and then exchange it (which will take some time) before i go about my business or you have some methods of streamlining that.
thank you
Hello BTCMILLIONAIRE,
Im an early holder of MCO, still hold all my MCO, which are little more than 10,000 and I will hold till I get my card and I believe this project.
I tried:
Cryptopay card, which is extremely expensive to use and support is awful, asking you to provide notary verified selfie ( WHAT??!? ), notary verified utility bill and notary verified passport scan.......
Tenx - still no card, just stupid live sessions with the CEO, I dont even want to know, how he does look like, but that's the only thing I get from there now and especially, they already charged me for the card.
Bitpay/Xapo - it's quite easy to understand, why not to use them, if all your transactions actually goes through BitGo.
Monaco - received official green light from Visa and Im really happy about this, Singapore on the way, some more Asian countries and Europe on the way, so Im just waiting and I never count, what if I stayed in BTC, it just too stupid, I could sell Bitcoins to fiat for 8$, and then what, how would I have to calculate these losses ?
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I understand your emotion about smart asset contracts, but some members already provided the calculations, which must make you understand, that it was actually useless, each second post I see here is yours, please stop your FUD, over and over again, the same story, it make you look like bad BTCMillionaire, who invested too much to the MCO, be wise.
No. No members provided any reasonable calculations. Kris claimed that the asset contract is "mathematically pointless" and people kept parroting that. But that's complete and utter bullshit.Im an early holder of MCO, still hold all my MCO, which are little more than 10,000 and I will hold till I get my card and I believe this project.
I tried:
Cryptopay card, which is extremely expensive to use and support is awful, asking you to provide notary verified selfie ( WHAT??!? ), notary verified utility bill and notary verified passport scan.......
Tenx - still no card, just stupid live sessions with the CEO, I dont even want to know, how he does look like, but that's the only thing I get from there now and especially, they already charged me for the card.
Bitpay/Xapo - it's quite easy to understand, why not to use them, if all your transactions actually goes through BitGo.
Monaco - received official green light from Visa and Im really happy about this, Singapore on the way, some more Asian countries and Europe on the way, so Im just waiting and I never count, what if I stayed in BTC, it just too stupid, I could sell Bitcoins to fiat for 8$, and then what, how would I have to calculate these losses ?
))))I understand your emotion about smart asset contracts, but some members already provided the calculations, which must make you understand, that it was actually useless, each second post I see here is yours, please stop your FUD, over and over again, the same story, it make you look like bad BTCMillionaire, who invested too much to the MCO, be wise.
There will be hundreds of millions in revenue in the coming few years, and easily multiple billions of revenue around the second half of 2020-2030.
Take just 1 Billion for example, that means +$33.33 of revenue per 1 MCO per year. That means that your 10k tokens would generate you $333,300 USD per year at 1 billion from around 2025 onward.
Keep in mind that all Visa cards combined have a yearly purchase volume of over 5 trillion per year.
So it's not too far fetched to assume that a strong crypto card could see an annual revenue of multiple billions per year, which at "just" 5 billion would imply a yearly income of 1.667 Million USD for your 10000 MCO tokens. And that's not even considering the token value itself, that is literally just the dividend.
This is what every serious investor knew about and invested for. And it's obviously that "mathematically pointless" is complete horseshit, it's either a blatant lie by Kris, or an indicator that he's not capable of basic Mathematics.
Even with far weaker performance you would have 50k to 200k per year from your tokens in the early 2020s based on MCO's prognosis. If you, or anyone, really believes that to be worthless I don't know how to help them. They're a lost cause.
Yes. The card is beautiful, yes it's nice to have.
But no, the asset contract is not worthless and only someone with absolutely no understanding of the real world would truly believe that. Anyone who claims otherwise either has no idea what they are talking about or is blatantly lying to raise the short term token price.
If you would have to choose, as a CEO of the company - to be removed all of your coins from the available exchanges or the change the idea of asset contract? What would you ?
Nice story about billions
) in 2030....And billions are literally nothing in this market, the fact that you think it'll take until 2030 means that you either don't understand anything or don't believe in MonaCo in the first place. Plus the same 10k tokens would be creating at least 30k and up to around 150k by 2020.
I just believe ,that there will be much more competitors by 2030 and probably just 1 and not MCO, I never make my investments for 10 years frame, 1-3 years max.
You are too emotional, when talking about sucking, calm down, otherwise it's a some kind of "COMING UP".
We can stop our discuss now, I would slam your face, but you are internet hero
) feel safeYou have basically just proven that I was right all along and that you're just a greedy little shill who now resorts to the classic "but I would beat you up irl" (you wouldn't).
My predictions were correct too: The crypto market doesn't give a shit about honesty and MCO is rising in the short term just like every other coin.
Good luck to you guys once the bubbles start popping though, you will need it. The same happens with literally every hype cycle, be it dot com, penny stocks, or in this case crypto.
Well, I totally agree with BTCMILLIONAIRE...contract removal was a bad move and there is nothing more to explain about. Few pictures of wallet full of cards, little pump and then dump... I tried to find areason of that recent pump, but there's nothing...nothing, just faith...so pray
Those who were selling under emotions now what they have left to say or do except to buy less now with same amount of money. Monaco is still more advanced and advantageous than many projects running in the same field. In this market patience is the only key to get out with profit else you just loose.
It's very hard to believe that Visa partnered with Monaco. I'm watching development from far away.
Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
In August and October people thought they will get dividens as Token holder, that was cancelled a few days ago without any compensation, that's why the price is so low.Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
So that's the reason why this coin price low. I hope Kris will thinking again about dividend cancellation or giving the advantage for token holder. So this token will valuable for investment
They will, they are talking with legal team to get benefits to holders!
This will be top 10 coin soon! 
It's very hard to believe that Visa partnered with Monaco. I'm watching development from far away.
Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
In August and October people thought they will get dividens as Token holder, that was cancelled a few days ago without any compensation, that's why the price is so low.Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
So that's the reason why this coin price low. I hope Kris will thinking again about dividend cancellation or giving the advantage for token holder. So this token will valuable for investment
It's very hard to believe that Visa partnered with Monaco. I'm watching development from far away.
Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
In August and October people thought they will get dividens as Token holder, that was cancelled a few days ago without any compensation, that's why the price is so low. Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
It's very hard to believe that Visa partnered with Monaco. I'm watching development from far away.
Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
Marketcap is still too low, considering previous highs in August and October.
Maybe after people received and used monaco card the Market Cap will growing, because as i know for order this card, we need MCO coin and will be locked. Sooner or later we can see high demand for this coin and can make marketcap volume to be high
"VISA And Monaco Announce First Ever Pre-Paid Cryptocurrency Card For Singapore Users"
https://www.cryptocoin.news/news/altcoin/visa-and-monaco-announce-first-ever-pre-paid-cryptocurrency-card-for-singapore-users-3238/
Singapore users will soon have their very own pre-paid cryptocurrency card to use for payments, thanks to VISA and Monaco’s latest joint venture.
Last week Monaco and VISA announced their latest product, a cryptocurrency pre-paid debit card which will be made available for Singapore-based users. Monaco is a Switzerland-based card issuer, and VISA currently boasts being the world’s biggest payment network. The physical card will be used by Wirecard AG.
The physical cards are already available to Singapore-based users to register via the card’s app which is available to download for both iOS and Android. To register, a user is required to enter their email and phone number and verify these contact details, before they can be placed in line to receive their card.
The pre-paid cryptocurrency debit cards do not come attached with any service fees or minimum spend requirements. However, there are four different tiers linked to the card, and a user is placed in a tier according to their Monaco token stakes for a period of six months.
The highest tier in the four-tier system is the Obsidian Black tier. The card is noted for its rarity, as only 999 of these cards will be in circulation at any given time. The Obsidian Black card will provide its user with unlimited interbank exchange rates as well as free ATM withdrawal up to a limit of $1000. After the limit is reached, each withdrawal will come at a 2% charge. In addition, the card features a 2% cash back benefit.
To qualify for this tier, the user has stake a minimum of 50,000 Monaco Tokens for a period of six months. Currently, a single Monaco Token is valued at $6. This means that the user would have to stake Monaco tokens with a total value of $300,000.
The starting tier is the Midnight Blue tier which requires no Monaco Tokens stake and comes free of charge. A Midnight Blue user will be allowed a limited interbank exchange rate per month with the value of up to $2000. After the limit has been reached, each transaction will be subject to a surcharge of 0.5%. In addition, users can enjoy free ATM withdrawals up to the limit of $200.
Others tiers include the Ruby Steel and Precious Metal tiers. These require a stake of between 50 Monaco Tokens and 500 Monaco Tokens over a six month period. This equates to $300 and $3000 respectively.
Ok so this is the final confirmation about the deal? Will VISA itself also step forward and talk about the deal or will they remain silent?
how many confirmations do you need?
"VISA And Monaco Announce First Ever Pre-Paid Cryptocurrency Card For Singapore Users"
https://www.cryptocoin.news/news/altcoin/visa-and-monaco-announce-first-ever-pre-paid-cryptocurrency-card-for-singapore-users-3238/
Singapore users will soon have their very own pre-paid cryptocurrency card to use for payments, thanks to VISA and Monaco’s latest joint venture.
Last week Monaco and VISA announced their latest product, a cryptocurrency pre-paid debit card which will be made available for Singapore-based users. Monaco is a Switzerland-based card issuer, and VISA currently boasts being the world’s biggest payment network. The physical card will be used by Wirecard AG.
The physical cards are already available to Singapore-based users to register via the card’s app which is available to download for both iOS and Android. To register, a user is required to enter their email and phone number and verify these contact details, before they can be placed in line to receive their card.
The pre-paid cryptocurrency debit cards do not come attached with any service fees or minimum spend requirements. However, there are four different tiers linked to the card, and a user is placed in a tier according to their Monaco token stakes for a period of six months.
The highest tier in the four-tier system is the Obsidian Black tier. The card is noted for its rarity, as only 999 of these cards will be in circulation at any given time. The Obsidian Black card will provide its user with unlimited interbank exchange rates as well as free ATM withdrawal up to a limit of $1000. After the limit is reached, each withdrawal will come at a 2% charge. In addition, the card features a 2% cash back benefit.
To qualify for this tier, the user has stake a minimum of 50,000 Monaco Tokens for a period of six months. Currently, a single Monaco Token is valued at $6. This means that the user would have to stake Monaco tokens with a total value of $300,000.
The starting tier is the Midnight Blue tier which requires no Monaco Tokens stake and comes free of charge. A Midnight Blue user will be allowed a limited interbank exchange rate per month with the value of up to $2000. After the limit has been reached, each transaction will be subject to a surcharge of 0.5%. In addition, users can enjoy free ATM withdrawals up to the limit of $200.
Others tiers include the Ruby Steel and Precious Metal tiers. These require a stake of between 50 Monaco Tokens and 500 Monaco Tokens over a six month period. This equates to $300 and $3000 respectively.
Ok so this is the final confirmation about the deal? Will VISA itself also step forward and talk about the deal or will they remain silent?
Historical moment!!!
That rose gold card looks awesome. I just wish I could get one! 1.5 per cent cash/coin back isn't too bad either
Wasn't the plan to offer more incentives to get the premium cards as time goes on?
Historical moment!!!
Looks very cool for crypto geeks, But what for Kris Marszalek needs 4 Monaco card? For different purposes or he is just promoting Monaco?
This new from Twitter.
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