1. A bitcoin debit card that works for me, is one that stores it only as bitcoin and converts at point of purchase, as a payment rail.
2. I would only keep 1 week expenses on it, if it’s custodial.
3. The cash back is to just cover the annual maintenance fee, so note the minimum monthly spend required, fits with actual expenses.
4. From what I see, it’s much cheaper than bitrefill, so far.
5. Freedom is providing the optionality for merchant to receive in fiat or lightning, and for me to make payment in Bitcoin only.
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2023-03-09 10:55:41
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