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Visa, MasterCard, Binance and others are now accepting crypto currencies as credit card payments despite the crypto groups being in “the winter” of crypto currencies.

Forbes

Yeah - I got the internet too.

That's one way to get divested.
Whilst Visa/MC get it on the cheap.



They weren't interested when crypto values were sky high?

How's the saying go....buy low/sell high?

I’ve had a schidt already today.

Atta Boy.

Just enough to comment on.

Hey Dumbfuuuukarella......
Schit like this been posted on here waaay before this failed
" Jimmy Olsen" of yours right now...

FAIL.....
AGAIN....


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You's one of them MEAN Howler Monkeys!!

I used to mainly check out the 24hcf and zerohedge.
Now I just check out the fire because pretty much every article posted to zerohedge gets cut and pasted here by 2 or 3 of the same guys anyway.
Convenient actually.

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That and every other obscure websource


One on here yesterday stated Chester Bennington from Linkin Park was John Podesta’s son.
LOL

like A.I. just prints this stuff

Visa and MC have been doing this for more than a year.

Binance is a crypto exchange and they don't manage their own cards and they partner with MC. As far as I know they don't offer lines of credit for the cards, purchases are against the aggregate funds in the trading account. They've been offering cards like these for at least a couple of years.

In the case of Visa and MC they do not hold crypto on their books. They partner with exchanges that convert payments made in crypto to fiat immediately.

I admit, I just can’t get mind around crypto.

Tech is leaving me in the dust

I can't believe no one gives a fuqk about toot when he's tootin'.

Thanks

Nothing gets by King Cut n’ Paste.


#TootToot.

You know he gotta stop whatever’s he’s doing when he gets a news alert on his phone.

#posttothecampfire.

Houston Texans Organization now accepting Bitcoin as payment for Suites. May expand to include other cryptos later.

WSj

As I understand it, crypto is treated like an asset disposition for income tax purposes when you use it to buy something or to pay a debt, unlike using money. So, it seems like an accounting nightmare to use it for minor transactions.