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Bullish#RussiaUkraine72-hourCeasefire
#WOTDš„ #WOTDš„
We continue with the word of the day and the prize pool to be distributed of 10.000$USDC
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#WOTDš„ #WOTDš„
We continue with the word of the day and the prize pool to be distributed of 10.000$USDC
Enter šAQUI... and participate šššš
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š³ Goodbye to P2P! Discover the 5 biggest benefits of the new Binance card for Venezuelans š»šŖš„
Binanceās recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?
Pay directly without P2P: Say goodbye to the manual process of selling your crypto for bolĆvares before heading to the store. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin into the moment you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works both at home and abroad: Since itās backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.
Earn money by spending: Activate the cashback system, which returns between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.
Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in āhard currencyā (digital dollars) up until the exact second youāre going to pay at the checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Full control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. Youāll be able to freeze the card instantly if itās lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use firstāeverything from the app.
Digital economics keeps evolving, offering first-world alternatives to overcome local economic challenges. š
#USDT #venezuela #bitcoin
Binanceās recent announcement about the imminent arrival of its payment card in Venezuela has caused a lot of excitement. But beyond the buzz, what does this really mean for your wallet and your day-to-day?
Pay directly without P2P: Say goodbye to the manual process of selling your crypto for bolĆvares before heading to the store. The system automatically converts your USDT or Bitcoin into the moment you tap the card at the point of sale.
Works both at home and abroad: Since itās backed by global payment networks, you can use it at the corner bakery, pay for subscriptions like Netflix, or make international online purchases.
Earn money by spending: Activate the cashback system, which returns between 2% and 3% of the value of your purchases directly to your digital wallet.
Shield against inflation: You can keep your funds in āhard currencyā (digital dollars) up until the exact second youāre going to pay at the checkout, protecting your money from devaluation.
Full control on your phone: No cumbersome bank paperwork or maintenance fees. Youāll be able to freeze the card instantly if itās lost, review your expenses in real time, and choose which currency to use firstāeverything from the app.
Digital economics keeps evolving, offering first-world alternatives to overcome local economic challenges. š
#USDT #venezuela #bitcoin
Zuyche
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Does CASHEA really not charge INTEREST?
The reality: Cashea does charge...
but it's hidden in the product price. It's disguised interest. Yes, they charge interest... but not in the way you think.
Same phone
š International: $100
š»šŖ Store: $150
š³ Cashea "no interest": $200
So...
How does it really work? ā¢ The merchant pays a commission ā¢ The price adjusts upwards ā¢ You pay that adjustment without realizing it.
You donāt pay monthly interest...
you pay a higher price from the get-go.
Clear example:
You pay $200 for something worth $100.
Thatās financing too, just in disguise.
Itās neither good nor bad...
but you need to understand it before buying.
Save this before making purchases on credit.
Comment: Is this convenience or a markup?
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#Zuyche #Cashea #PersonalFinance #FinancialEducation #SmartShopping Money Latam FinancialMindset NoInterest RealEconomy
The reality: Cashea does charge...
but it's hidden in the product price. It's disguised interest. Yes, they charge interest... but not in the way you think.
Same phone
š International: $100
š»šŖ Store: $150
š³ Cashea "no interest": $200
So...
How does it really work? ā¢ The merchant pays a commission ā¢ The price adjusts upwards ā¢ You pay that adjustment without realizing it.
You donāt pay monthly interest...
you pay a higher price from the get-go.
Clear example:
You pay $200 for something worth $100.
Thatās financing too, just in disguise.
Itās neither good nor bad...
but you need to understand it before buying.
Save this before making purchases on credit.
Comment: Is this convenience or a markup?
Follow us to understand money without filters.
#Zuyche #Cashea #PersonalFinance #FinancialEducation #SmartShopping Money Latam FinancialMindset NoInterest RealEconomy
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