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Using the Emerald Card: Spending sUSD in the Real World
I signed up for the Emerald Card demo because I wanted to spend on-chain yield in real life. The idea — convert sUSD into spendable fiat via a card while keeping DeFi benefits on the backend — is appealing for bridging crypto cashflow to everyday merchants. My small test payment processed smoothly, and the reconciliation (on-chain receipt vs card settlement) was straightforward. For founders and builders, features like this are practical ways to test merchant rails and prove product-market fit: users can earn yield on their stable assets and still pay bills. My takeaway: when a project builds simple real-world touchpoints like a card, it makes on-chain utility tangible for non-crypto natives. (I used small amounts while testing; always do the same.)
#BuiltonSolayer $LAYER @Solayer
I signed up for the Emerald Card demo because I wanted to spend on-chain yield in real life. The idea — convert sUSD into spendable fiat via a card while keeping DeFi benefits on the backend — is appealing for bridging crypto cashflow to everyday merchants. My small test payment processed smoothly, and the reconciliation (on-chain receipt vs card settlement) was straightforward. For founders and builders, features like this are practical ways to test merchant rails and prove product-market fit: users can earn yield on their stable assets and still pay bills. My takeaway: when a project builds simple real-world touchpoints like a card, it makes on-chain utility tangible for non-crypto natives. (I used small amounts while testing; always do the same.)
#BuiltonSolayer $LAYER @Solayer
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