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On-chain trackers put about $5.64 billion leaving Binance in a suspected hack. After the stablecoin freezes and the SAFU fund, the exchange would still have to find $2.14 billion of its own.
Holyheld is a non-custodial Mastercard that spends stablecoins and ETH from your own wallet, with no monthly fee but a 1.5% top-up charge and EU-only shipping.
The Rizon card costs $10 virtual or $50 physical, and cashback only arrives on paid plans. Here is what the fees, top-up routes and limits mean before you order.
Plasma One is a virtual card you fund with stablecoins, and its $10 bonus only lands after you spend $100 through it. Here is how sign-up, tiers and limits work.
Karta issues a credit card through more than 70 private wealth banks, funded by a $125M warehouse facility and a smart contract run through Rain. Most cardholders never hear about the stablecoins.
Karta Virtual Visa is a $5 Visa Signature card that runs inside Telegram. The network fee on a top-up and the rate on the receipt decide whether it saves you money.
The Bybit Card pays shops straight from your Bybit balance, with no bank transfer. A 0.9% conversion fee and a 2% currency fee decide whether the cashback is worth it.
PintoPay's card converts crypto into local currency the moment you tap, in over 150 countries. Whether it beats a bank abroad comes down to the rate you get.
The CryptoPay Card is free to issue, has no monthly fee, a 35k daily limit and a wallet of more than 40 currencies across three blockchains.
ZeroID offers crypto-funded virtual cards for Apple Pay and Google Pay. Here's how setup works, what the displayed fees mean and why no KYC is not anonymity.
USDCx offers a route to USDC-backed liquidity on Cardano. Whether that brings deeper trading pools, institutional demand or gains for ADA requires separate evidence.