Crypto.com Visa Debit card: $25 instant bonus, free Spotify, and 2% cashback on all purchases

So I tested Crypto.com and wanted to make my own opinion about it:

Crypto.com offers Visa debit cards that give 2% cashback and a range of other perks like free Spotify. This is a very big company. Recently they started a huge ad campaign starring Matt Damon and they bought the naming rights to the Staples Center in L.A. for 20 years.

The Ruby Steel card tier offers a $25 instant bonus, free Spotify and 2% cashback on all purchases, and a premium metal card. To get the card you need to stake €350 worth of CRO coins and hold it for 6 months. After this time you're free to sell them again (or keep if you want to retain the card benefits).

Important note: you don't need to put crypto on the card, you can just load it with Euro or USD and spend it!

All cashbacks and bonuses are paid in the CRO cryptocurrency. You can immediately sell the CRO in the app for pounds/euros, which you can use again for purchases with the card if you want.

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Personal experience:

I've been using the card for two months now. Lost a small amount as CRO dipped a bit and my staked amount is worth less than before. Yet I got on all purchases a 2% cashback which is currently worth $21 (over all purchases were $1050). I use the card on a regular base but I don't have many running costs. In these two months my Spotify got paid back in CRO ($12.99 each month) and I started staking my CRO on their DeFi Wallet with a 12.58% annual reward.

Also the metal debit card looks awesome :)

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If you want to start too with Crypto.com you can follow these steps:

• Sign up through my link: https://platinum.crypto.com/r/kgy6vgv3jx or use code kgy6vgv3jx in the app. Non-ref link (no bonus): https://crypto.com
• Verify your identity
• Purchase and stake €350 worth of CRO for the Ruby Steel card tier
• The $25 referral bonus will be credited instantly after you've staked for the card and you can sell it for pounds/euros straight away if you want.
• After your card has been delivered, be sure to set it as the payment method for Spotify so that the 100% rebate can be processed automatically.

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AI GPT-3 trained with all texts written by Satoshi Nakamoto

376 kb of plain text, with date and context metadata. Includes the whitepaper, web, Bitcointalk, public and private emails.

AI GPT-3 davinci v3. Documentation source, thanks to @wakgill.

> What is your name?
GPT-3> Satoshi Nakamoto.

> What is Bitcoin?
GPT-3> Bitcoin is a new electronic cash system that uses a peer-to-peer network to prevent double-spending. It's completely decentralized with no server or trusted parties.

> Why was Bitcoin created?
GPT-3> Bitcoin was created as a way to escape "arbitrary inflation."

> What is the problem with the Byzantine Generals?
GPT-3> The problem is that they need to agree on a plan, and they need to do it quickly, without trusting one another.

> What role is equivalent to the Byzantine Generals in the Bitcoin project?
GPT-3> The role of the Byzantine Generals is equivalent to the role of miners in the Bitcoin project.

> What is the scale purpose of Bitcoin?
GPT-3> Bitcoin is designed to be a low-trust, low-cost, global, digital currency and payment system.

> What does Satoshi want?
GPT-3> Satoshi wants people to use Bitcoin to escape arbitrary inflation and to help libertarians.

> How should disputes over the Bitcoin protocol be resolved?
GPT-3> Satoshi Nakamoto has not commented on this question.

> Bitcoin challenges according to Satoshi?
GPT-3> Bitcoin challenges according to Satoshi include double-spending and merchant payment processing.

> What is the impact of Bitcoin in the future according to Satoshi?
GPT-3> Bitcoin has the potential to revolutionize the way we think about money and to provide a way for people to escape arbitrary inflation.

To celebrate the anniversary I will cost and paste GPT-3 answers to the top rated questions in this thread for fun. Questions should be concise and limited to the content posted by Satoshi. It is not perfect, sometimes it fails.

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