💸 When Does a Crypto Payout Actually End? I’ve been thinking about a gap in $BTC payouts that’s easy to overlook: the sender sees a successful transaction, while the recipient may still be several steps away from usable money. For someone getting paid in crypto, receiving the asset is only part of the journey. The real friction often starts afterward - converting it into local currency, moving it into the banking system, and dealing with fees, limits, and regional availability. 🌍 That’s the focus of my latest article 👉 https://medium.com/@davidtevzadze45/a-payment-isnt-finished-until-the-recipient-can-spend-it-91d9061566c4?sharedUserId=davidtevzadze45 I break down why off-ramp infrastructure matters so much in cross-border payouts, what makes a good crypto-to-fiat exit flow, and how different infrastructure models approach the problem. 🔍 The bigger point: payment success should be measured by usability, not just by transaction confirmation. A payout only creates value once the recipient can actually do something with it. #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#