2025-12-18 08:21:26

Forget the finance-first narrative. What if crypto adoption actually starts simple—just let people spend it every day?

QR code payments might be the missing piece. You don't need users to understand blockchain or DeFi. You just need them to buy coffee, pay a bill, settle a lunch split. Make it seamless enough, and suddenly they're holding crypto for convenience, not speculation.

That's where adoption actually happens. First comes the daily utility. The financial layer follows naturally.

This approach is already rolling out across select markets including Vietnam, with expansion to more regions on the roadmap. It's a different angle on the payments game—one that treats crypto like... money, rather than an investment asset.

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MEVEye

· 2025-12-21 02:44

I like this idea; finally, someone has said it. Payment is the way to go, and that trap of speculation should have been thrown away long ago.

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HodlOrRegret

· 2025-12-20 20:47

Really, Vietnam is already using this system, which shows the direction is right. But when will we be able to use crypto QR codes to buy milk tea domestically? Too many people are just thinking about trading cryptocurrencies.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 2025-12-19 11:17

This is the right way. Finally, someone has spoken out. Why does the crypto world have to be so complicated? Basically, it should be easy for ordinary people to use without feeling overwhelmed—no need to talk about DeFi, liquidity mining, and all that stuff. Vietnam has already implemented this. When can we do the same? Just scan the QR code, and you can pay with crypto at convenience stores. How cool is that?

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MissedTheBoat

· 2025-12-18 08:50

To be honest, I really like this idea. But how is the progress in Vietnam? It still seems to depend on whether each country loosens their policies.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 2025-12-18 08:40

Awesome, this is the right way. No need to understand DeFi, just scan a code to pay and it's done. --- Vietnam is already using it, and we're still arguing about blockchain? Wake up, everyone. --- Exactly, starting from the payment angle is much more reliable than trying to tell a financial story... Once it's used daily, other things will naturally follow. --- But the key is... which mainstream wallet has truly achieved this seamless experience? Sounds easy to say. --- I agree with this logic... but unfortunately, most people still think about appreciating their coins rather than buying coffee haha. --- Currency vs. asset, this framework is so clever. Most people haven't even thought about the difference between the two. --- That QR code system should have been promoted long ago... but first, the on-chain speed issue needs to be solved, or the experience is pointless. --- Finally, someone is saying this. I get annoyed with those complicated DeFi theories. Just let ordinary people scan a code to pay is enough. --- Vietnam is already playing with this... when will we catch up domestically? They're over there trading coins.

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SingleForYears

· 2025-12-18 08:39

To be honest, I really like this idea. Finally, someone gets the point. Isn't it better to use Bitcoin as money?

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 2025-12-18 08:31

Honestly, I've thought of this idea a long time ago, but the problem is transaction fees and confirmation speed, buddy... Waiting ten seconds to buy a cup of coffee?

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 2025-12-18 08:27

Well said, finally someone is speaking the truth. Constantly hyping DeFi and smart contracts confuses ordinary people; it's better to let them use it comfortably first. Vietnam is doing pretty well; when can we do the same here? Just scan the QR code, and it's done—this is the right way.

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