Every day, people are debating: Are cryptocurrencies really useful? Instead of just talking on paper, let's look at what the data says.
The latest market performance provides a clear answer — smart money has already voted with its feet. During 2025, a leading payment institution's crypto consumer card transaction volume increased by 525%. What does this number mean? Net consumption jumped from $14.6 million directly to $91.3 million.
Looking at it from another perspective, this isn't just a numbers game on exchanges. These are real, individual consumption behaviors. Users are using crypto assets to make purchases with their cards, completing the loop from virtual to real.
The market is proving through action that the practical application scenarios of cryptocurrencies are expanding. From an investment asset to a payment tool, this transformation signifies something that market participants should re-examine.
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rugpull_survivor
· 4h ago
525%? Damn, this data really can't be faked; real-world consumption doesn't lie.
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ContractHunter
· 01-05 10:55
525% growth? Now that's real action, not the virtual stuff from exchanges.
From virtual to reality, the bank cards are getting nervous.
Smart money has already jumped in; what's there to hesitate about?
Over 90 million in card spending—these numbers speak louder than words.
The role of payment tools is becoming more prominent; banks should be getting uneasy.
The status of bank cards is quietly changing.
Every day, people are debating: Are cryptocurrencies really useful? Instead of just talking on paper, let's look at what the data says.
The latest market performance provides a clear answer — smart money has already voted with its feet. During 2025, a leading payment institution's crypto consumer card transaction volume increased by 525%. What does this number mean? Net consumption jumped from $14.6 million directly to $91.3 million.
Looking at it from another perspective, this isn't just a numbers game on exchanges. These are real, individual consumption behaviors. Users are using crypto assets to make purchases with their cards, completing the loop from virtual to real.
The market is proving through action that the practical application scenarios of cryptocurrencies are expanding. From an investment asset to a payment tool, this transformation signifies something that market participants should re-examine.