A new example of Web3 consumption card products. The decentralized payment infrastructure Nubit announced a collaboration with the SVM public chain Solayer to launch the 'Emerald Card', not only becoming the first consumer card supporting the new level protocol Bitcoin Thunderbolt, allowing users to accumulate points through daily spending to redeem Bitcoin rewards, but also officially launching the 'Emerald Points' system today, combining on-chain rewards with real-world feedback.
Points accumulate with spending, expanding on-chain reward scenarios
According to official instructions, users can accumulate emerald points through daily spending. The higher the spending amount, the more points can be earned. Additionally, Solayer has designed various interactive methods to encourage participation, including monthly challenges, milestone tasks, collaborative tasks, and referral mechanisms.
Points can be redeemed for content covering:
Airdrop rewards from collaborative agreements
International travel and hotel exchange items
Discounts for daily applications such as dining and transportation
Solayer indicates that the first wave of partnership programs will be launched soon, expected to expand the use of points and the scope of ecological collaboration.
Bitcoin Thunderbolt applied in consumption scenarios for the first time
The emerald card is also the first product in the market to support Bitcoin Thunderbolt. Bitcoin Thunderbolt, as a next-generation scalability solution in the Bitcoin ecosystem, emphasizes high efficiency, low costs, and instant transaction experiences, providing new feasible solutions for on-chain payments.
Pre-order is open, and users can check their accumulated points in advance
The emerald card is currently available for pre-order, and users can register and check their accumulated emerald points through the Solayer official website. Pre-order and points inquiry: app.solayer.org/card
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This article discusses the launch of the 'Emerald Card' by Solayer and Nubit, the first to support Bitcoin Thunderbolt, allowing users to accumulate on-chain points through spending, redeemable for airdrops and real-world rewards, first reported by Chain News ABMedia.