There is one more new factor that is using up crypto. I found three different credit cards that earn crypto rewards. Notice that these are all sponsored by crypto exchanges and not by the big banks.
BlockFi Credit card gives you 3.5% crypto rewards on everything you
purchase in the first three months, then 1.5% per transaction, and 2% if you
spend $50,000 in a year.
Gemini gives you 3% on dining, 2% on groceries, and 1% on other
purchases.
Venmo gives you 3% back on your top spending category, 2% on the next
best category, and 1% on everything else. And, you can convert this money
automatically into either BTC, BCH, LTC, or ETH.
Why would you want cash rewards when you can get BTC (or other crypto
rewards)? And what is the impact of this if it becomes more widespread? The
average person earns about $550 in credit card rewards each year. What if most
people switch to cards giving crypto rewards? – Van Tharp
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