Avici Card: crypto-backed credit, custody and borrowing risks
Avici was presented as a Visa credit card backed by crypto collateral. I look at the borrowing obligations behind its custody, fee and reward claims.
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Avici was presented as a Visa credit card backed by crypto collateral. I look at the borrowing obligations behind its custody, fee and reward claims.
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