2026-01-03 07:28:15

Recently, I had an interesting conversation with a friend about the crypto card industry when Veera was mentioned.

My friend asked very directly: How's the cashback? Do you have a metal card?

That's a good question, as it conveniently reveals the different approaches of various crypto card products.

What are most cards on the market thinking about? The core logic is how to make users spend more comfortably, get better cashback, and have a more premium visual experience. But Veera's ambition isn't in that. What it is truly doing is redefining how your funds circulate.

Looking at it from a different perspective—traditional cashback cards only optimize the consumer experience, while Veera is building an active ecosystem for funds. It’s thinking about how to make every dollar you spend in the Web3 world generate more value.

This is not just a product difference but a divergence in understanding the future direction of crypto finance. One is about optimizing interactions, and the other is about reconstructing financial logic.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 01-03 07:56

Haha, really, anyone still asking about metal cards has been brainwashed by marketing. Questions like how many points cashback are long outdated. By the way, Veera's approach is indeed somewhat different. I agree with redefining the concept of fund circulation. But I still want to see real data performance. Talking about concepts is easy; implementation is the key. Reconstructing Web3 financial logic sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be the next PPT project.

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BearHugger

· 01-03 07:56

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GasFeeDodger

· 01-03 07:38

Oops, it's that old trick of "cashback + metal card" again, many people have asked about it. But Veera's logic is indeed a bit different, it feels like they're really trying to figure out how to make funds come alive in Web3. --- The cashback card approach has been everywhere for a long time, and metal cards are just a tax on intelligence. Veera is actually thinking about something else, which is quite interesting. --- You're right, most cards are just optimizing the consumer experience. Veera is thinking about reconstructing financial logic, which is the real differentiation. --- Fund flow? Sounds good, but it depends on how much value it can actually generate. Otherwise, it's all the same. --- The future direction of Web3 finance is being hyped up, but the actual ROI remains to be seen. Don't just talk about it. --- I agree, the product ideas are quite different, but the difficulty of implementing such concepts is proportional. --- So the key is whether Veera can truly make the ecosystem active. Right now, it's just a good story; whether it succeeds or not depends on what happens next.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-03 07:30

Oh wow, this is the real difference... Most cards are focused on cashback, but Veera is playing the financial logic game, raising the overall vision. The cashback metal card approach is honestly a bit old-fashioned; what's really important is how the money flows. This idea is indeed different, but how well it can be implemented in reality still depends on user experience. Reconstruction vs. optimization, it sounds like Veera has thought quite deeply, but the Web3 scene is full of tricks. Details determine success or failure; having just theoretical groundwork isn't enough, it all depends on the data.

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