Crypto.com (CRO)

I am thinking of buying $10 $CRO daily until $CRO returns back to $0.1. What do you say?

#Binance users 📢 you are all welcome on @CronosApp with @cryptocom and #Cro 💙😍

There is only one ! @cryptocom @CronosApp #CRO

Native base:0x833589fcd6edb6e08f4c7c32d4f71b54bda02913 + $EURC + CCTP live on Cronos is a big step. Less bridge confusion, cleaner stablecoin rails, and easier USDC movement across chains. This is the foundation @CronosApp needs: one balance for crypto, stocks and prediction markets! #Cro #Cronoschain #Cryptocom

Solid question, with a solid answer here My speculation here is the Cronos App can be the accelerator that Cronos/CryptoCom waits for it to boost crypto-com-chain:native token as that's the principal utility that comes with a promise to buyback crypto-com-chain:native from its revenue Later on when the token have its catalyst, as in Cronos App, more venues of listings and distribution wise can be explored The only thing that I don't like is that we have to guess through gated and secret riddles How you feel about crypto-com-chain:native with the upcoming Cronos App launch?

Crypto Cards - a trend that has been gaining serious momentum and becoming more widely used among crypto users over the past few months. Crypto cards are becoming a real bridge between on-chain assets and everyday life ,from spending, cashback, subscriptions, to travel… without needing to sell your crypto. Below is a Crypto Card Tier List for 2026 (updated end of June), based on cashback, fees, custody, coverage & sustainability: 1. S Tier (God Tier – Proven models) - @cryptocom Visa → Strong ecosystem, high rewards when staking CRO (up to 5–8%), has survived multiple market cycles. - @Bybit_Official Card → Good UX, high cashback (tiered), stable infrastructure. Well-suited for crypto-native users. - @gnosispay → Truly on-chain, self-custody, strong privacy. Clear long-term direction. 2. A Tier (Very good, but with trade‑offs) - @KASTxyz → Strong global coverage (186 countries), low FX fees (0.5%), adoption is growing. - @BleapApp → Near-zero fees, stablecoin cashback. Clear model, but needs more time to prove itself. - @coinbase Card → Easiest to use, strong infrastructure, suitable for mass adoption. 3. B Tier (Promising, but still dependent on growth/hype) - @ether_fi Cash → Self-custody + cashback + strong promotions. But rewards are heavily subsidized. @Plasma One → Fast growth, many features. A “dark horse” but not yet tested long-term. - @useTria (useTria) → High cashback (travel ~6%), supports multiple assets. Sustainability is still unclear. 4. C Tier (Usable, but not standout) - @wirexapp → Veteran player, many features, but UX & support are inconsistent. - @RedotPay → Solid for stablecoin usage, but lacks a clear edge. 5. D Tier (Be cautious) - Cards offering very high rewards and aggressive promotions without a clear business model. - If you don’t know who’s paying for the cashback → it’s likely not sustainable. Which one should you choose? > Want stability & long-term → https://t.co/2lZFkC74Id / Bybit > Want true on-chain → Gnosis Pay > Want wide coverage & low fees → KAST / Bleap > Want to farm incentives / high risk high reward → https://t.co/U5H6Kod7Vu / Plasma / Tria. Crypto cards are entering a highly competitive phase: > cashback = user acquisition. > UX + infrastructure = retention. This is still the early stage of on-chain neobanks. Which card are you using right now? Or are you considering switching?