Love seeing crypto neobanks taking off
In 2025:
@Mantle_Official launched UR with a slick UX
@useTria cards hit $20M in volume in 90 days
@ether_fi Cash launched, letting you spend against your crypto collateral
These products are way better alternatives to traditional banks

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On December 25th in Hanoi, FPT Group and GELEX Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement in the field of blockchain technology. According to the agreement, FPT and GELEX agreed to comprehensively cooperate in...

FPT collaborates with VIX Securities to build a cryptocurrency exchange in Vietnam.

Mike McGlone, senior commodities strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, believes that 2 [...]
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Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone warns: Bitcoin will first fall to $50,000 next year, and then crash to $10,000.

Daily market data review and trend analysis, produced by PANews.
1. Market Observation: At the start of the new week, the precious metals market was the first to be affected. After spot silver broke through $84/ounce to reach a record high, it encountered profit-taking pressure, quickly plunging and turning into an intraday decline, eventually fluctuating around $78. This rollercoaster ride directly impacted related financial products. Spot gold retreated from its historical high of nearly $4550, while platinum and palladium both fell by close to or more than 7%. Besides the traditional logic of Fed rate cut expectations and continued central bank gold purchases, the market began pricing in "commodity control"...

Trading Moments: Silver plunges after hitting a new high; institutions warn of potential correction in precious metals; Bitcoin exhibits a "Dead Cat Bounce"?

Neobanks I've tried so far:
EtherFi Cash - 1% fx fees, has a cashback program live, and lets you earn yield on idle assets
Mantle's UR - 1% fx fees, great UX, supports bank transfers, and has a USDe earn program
Gnosis Card - 0 fx fees, supports bank transfers, and has a mobile app called Zeal (the only downside is that its support team replies very slowly)
Tria - I am just starting to test Tria Virtual Card, so I will be able to share feedback later, but the UX seems amazing
All of these are solid options IMO if you're looking for a way to spend your coins IRL.