People want to use credit cards, but there’s very little motivation to develop for them when it makes you vulnerable to deplatforming. The more time you sink into streamlining credit card payments, the more you have to lose.

At the same time, not developing it at all means no short-term money. I’ve done the bare minimum, but now it’s a liability as much as a source of income.

@alex I disagree, big banks are adopting #Bitcoin aren't they? That could make it easier to make crypto payments even if they're tied to a bank

@realcaseyrollins

In the USA you cant really use crypto as money.. i mean you can, but you really need to sidestep the law with some legal trickery to do it.

For example with revolute I can change any part of my account to be held in crypto.. however i have to convert it to USD first to spend it and I cant send the crypto directly to people, or accept it.

Now if you have an EU Revolute account you dont have to bother with that nonsense. Chances are any american banks trying to implement crypto will have a similar issue.

@alex