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And why would anyone do that? Well, to give it the benefit of the doubt, the pitch is the perks: up to a 6% annual return, direct deposit that comes up to two days before you actually get paid, free ATMs, and a metal Visa card that has your @handle on it and gets you 3% cash back.
But the fintech company you’re signing up to do business with, X Payments LLC “is not an FDIC-insured bank.” And the FDIC “only covers the failure of an insured bank,” X Money has disclaimed.

I wonder if we’ll see discounts on Teslas, Starlinks, boring tunnel trips, and other vertically integrated perks.

X already has a bit of an identity crisis. Yet it doesn’t seem to bother bitcoiners much. So maybe lots-of-people-are-here is enough to make people do everything there.

I smell a CBDC voucher system tied to political opinions and a social credit score based on your X posts.

The more divisive hatred you spew to help bring in the need for surveillance tech, the lower your X money loan interest rates.

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I was expecting more than this. Will sending money in X to other X’ers be easier!

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I think it will be eventually. This is just phase 1 afaict.

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88 sats \ 0 replies \ @000w2 28 Jul

Presumably only available in the US, since they don't bother to mention

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I doubt this gets much traction.

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255 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b OP 28 Jul

Have you met anyone that attends the church of elon? There are a lot of elonboys out there. There are enough to kickstart a network effect in just about anything he does at this point.

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Have you met anyone that attends the church of elon?

None in India and China though. China has its own 'everything app' while India has the advantage of UPI. I doubt that Elon Church will be relevant in the long run without Indo-china participants.

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