Cryptocurrency payment app Strike launches a new Visa card that will provide spending rewards

[Cryptocurrency payment application Strike launches new Visa card, will provide consumption rewards] Jinse Finance reported that Strike, a cryptocurrency payment application based on the Lightning Network, announced the launch of a new Visa card. The company announced the news on Twitter, saying its users can now "take Strike anywhere and earn rewards on everyday purchases." Outreach will begin with a waiting list. In a tweet, Strike said users will be able to use the new card to direct deposit, pay in bitcoin, buy bitcoin, send and receive funds, spend with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and earn rewards when they spend. (The Block)

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