The crypto card market split into two clear camps:
KYC cards with stronger rewards and higher limits.
No-KYC cards that trade safety for speed and privacy.
Here’s the breakdown of which ones actually work today 👇🧵

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🔑 Bottom line:
KYC cards are safer and come with better rewards.
No-KYC cards are fast and private, but fragile.
Never keep large amounts on any card.

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