For years, people pushed back against crypto payments as they thought that no store would accept them. In reality, stores never had to. A crypto card converts your stablecoins into local currency at checkout, so the purchase goes through like any other Visa transaction. And it's not an experimental feature either. We can see that from the crypto card numbers in the last 2 months: → $600M+ average monthly spend → $900M+ in average top-ups → Almost $11B in cumulative top-ups And if we compare it to bank cards: → Up to 6% cashback VS 1-2% from bank cards → 0% FX fees on many crypto cards VS 2-3% with bank cards → Point rewards and card-specific benefits → The option to pay with stablecoins Now it's true that bank cards come with clearer consumer protections, but if you're already in crypto and want to use your funds conveniently and without hassle, crypto cards are the final frontier. My choice is clear in any scenario.