My opinion at least is that people would rather pay with crypto by scanning a QR Code or typing in a .bsv domain into their wallet and pressing send. The experience of using a card isnt exciting and doesnt feel new or innovative.
Post by twetch#3671
Adoption of a new payment system shouldn't always particularly feel new or innovative. It needs to be quick, easy and reliable for those lacking the technical knowledge...
Having something familiar that works like a bank card would drive adoption further.
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I hear you, i just don't think adoption will boil down to ease of use as much as it will mass acceptance from retailers. Starbucks, amazon, etc all could have implemented crypto payments within a couple months of deciding to. Theyre choosing not to accept