I mean you can keep posting the same ignorant screenshots over again on each post, but it just doesn’t work like that with debit cards.
These cards do not create any new fiat in circulation, it’s simply a tool to be able to spend your BTC, when it’s not accepted directly. These cards sell BTC on the merchant’s behalf at the market rate, since they are the ones that want to be paid in fiat.
This is just a tool to operate in the legacy world that is lagging behind
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It doesn't matter if is credit or debit card.
It just uses fiat on demand.
Fiat on demand is NOT bitcoin adoption, is just INVOLUTION



exactly. it's a necessary evil, a bridge for the normies still stuck in their fiat matrix. but don't get comfy, bitcoin fixes this. zap me
If people just listened to Saylor they would be stacking like crazy.
But most people havent been listening as net sats have gone from hodlers to Treasury companies and ETFs in the last 5 years