Bitcoin hit a new all-time high in January 2025, experiencing a maximum drawdown of $36,000.

Bitcoin hit a new all-time high in January 2025, experiencing a maximum drawdown of $36,000. Remarkably, it took just three months for Bitcoin to recover. During this period, it showed more resilience than equities did. In contrast, altcoins have yet to make significant gains. 

 remains unchallenged in this market cycle. The main factor driving this trend is clear: institutional investors are increasingly investing in cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin is the primary beneficiary of this shift.

Bitcoin production is approximately 400 units daily, totaling around 36,000 units quarterly. In Q1 2025, Strategy alone acquired 81,875 units.

Since November 2024, the AUM of Spot Bitcoin ETFs has increased from $56 billion to $134 billion, equivalent to 780,000 units of additional spot Bitcoin purchase, assuming $100,000 per unit, suggesting 300,000 units per quarter.

Despite recent 13F disclosures that present a mixed picture: whereas the State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB) sold its 3,400 BTC-equivalent holdings in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ: IBIT), the Mubadala Investment Company of Abu Dhabi increased its holdings in IBIT from 4,700 to 5,000 BTC-equivalent.

Combining the additions from Spot Bitcoin ETFs and Strategy, we can clearly see that new production of Bitcoin can’t keep up with the demand, so that established Bitcoin holders have to give up their existing positions to new investors. What’s more, we haven’t yet counted the purchase of Bitcoin by Metaplanet or Semler Scientific, and more companies are expected to follow suit.

Nonetheless, we’ve seen most Bitcoin HODLers continue to hold, meaning existing investors tend not to sell their Bitcoin holdings — which puts pressure (known as a liquidity squeeze) on the liquidity supply of Bitcoin. 

Although Bitcoin’s scarcity has propelled it toward a new high, macro factors still matter. Despite its status as 

, in our view, Bitcoin remains a risky asset because it doesn’t generate cash flows as other equities do.

The US and China formally announced a 90-day reduction in tariff rates, with levies on Chinese goods falling to 30%. Negotiating a trade deal with China (arguably the most challenging negotiation on the US’s docket) resulted in a sustained period of renewed optimism that both Wall Street and crypto markets could benefit from. During that period, we saw a material shift in sentiment in Bitcoin’s derivatives market.

A Standard Chartered analyst predicts that the price of each Bitcoin unit will reach $120,000 by 2025. Several other analysts predict $200,000-per-unit BTC within 2025.

Bybit predicts a medium target of around $150,000, referencing the drawdown from the 2024 cycle.

For a long-term investor, it’s more fundamental to focus on the five-year target. 

 predicts a target of $300,000 by 2025. That said, it’s beneficial to take note of gold’s $22.5 trillion market cap. If Bitcoin had the same market capitalization as gold, it would be worth approximately $1 million per unit. In five years, even if it only matches half of gold’s market cap, Bitcoin’s target price will be $500,000.

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Bitcoin dominated the crypto bull runs of 2015-18 and 2019-22, but both cycles eventually shifted capital into altcoins, creating ‘Altseason’—a period of altcoin outperformance. 

Bitcoin dominated the crypto bull runs of 2015-18 and 2019-22, but both cycles eventually shifted capital into altcoins, creating ‘Altseason’—a period of altcoin outperformance. Ethereum, as the second-largest cryptocurrency, has typically led this rotation. However, the current cycle (2022-present) is unique, lacking a significant shift from Bitcoin to Ethereum, resulting in no sustained outperformance for ETH.

Historically, ETH surged from $8 to $1,448 between January 2017 and 2018, and from $738 to $4,800 by November 2021. Ethereum’s recent rally, beginning on May 7, 2025, raised questions about its 50% rise in a week and whether it signals an altseason. This report analyzes the current ETH breakout and contextualizes this rally against historical trends.

Ether’s outperformance doesnt suggest an altcoin season coming

Historically, crypto cycles start with Bitcoin reclaiming its all-time high, leading to a euphoric phase before a major crash. Capital then rotates from Bitcoin into Ethereum and other large-cap assets, usually about 200 days after a Bitcoin halving.

In early May 2025, we saw initial signs of euphoria, but Ethereum's rally has not achieved the market-cap dominance of previous cycles. Despite a recent 60% price increase, ETH is still nearly 50% below its 2021 peak and comprises only 9% of the total crypto market.

The recent uptick in ETH dominance coincides with a slight decline in Bitcoin dominance. However, drops of 5-7.2 percentage points are insufficient to signal an altseason, as historical declines typically range from 30-50 points. Therefore, we are not yet in a full altseason.

Pectra is not the primary catalyst behind Ether’s rise

Ethereum's recent rally has been largely attributed to the Pectra upgrade, launched on May 7, 2025. This upgrade enhances Ethereum’s transaction throughput and competitiveness against emerging Layer-1 blockchains. While initial analysis links ETH’s price surge to Pectra, historical patterns reveal that previous upgrades, like the Merge and Dencun, led to "sell-the-news" events rather than sustained rallies.

What sets Pectra apart is that ETH experienced a stronger rally post-upgrade, following a significant downturn in price. However, options market data complicates the narrative; the increase in implied volatility for ETH options indicates that traders were reacting to broader macroeconomic changes rather than just the upgrade itself. Notably, the volatility for short-term options surged after Pectra’s rollout, highlighting that market sentiment shifted in response to external factors.

Ethereum's rally beginning May 8, 2025, was not solely due to the Pectra upgrade; it coincided with President Trump's announcement of a trade deal with the UK, triggering risk-on sentiment in US equity and crypto markets. This led to a simultaneous rally in the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100, BTC, and ETH, with ETH surging over 23%—its largest single-day gain since May 2021.

Shortly after, the US and China announced reduced tariffs, enhancing market optimism. This shift was evident in ETH’s derivatives markets, where the 30-day futures implied yield surged above 15%, indicating strong demand for long positions. Notably, this bullishness stemmed from improving macro conditions rather than anticipation of Pectra.

Perpetual swap funding rates for ETH also stabilized above spot prices, reflecting robust demand for leveraged positions. Additionally, falling gold prices reinforced that the rally in risk assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, was driven by easing tariff uncertainties and shifting market sentiment.

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In this article, we break down what contract for differences (CFDs) are, looking at how investors who want leveraged exposure to commodities, currencies, indices and stocks trade CFDs.

A contract for difference (CFD) is a popular investment product for investors who want leveraged exposure to commodities, currencies, indices or even stocks. It allows investors to gain exposure to an investment theme without having to own the underlying asset.

 between a buyer and a CFD broker through which the buyer can speculate on whether a contract price will rise or fall without owning the asset. The price of the CFD moves based on the underlying asset’s price movement

There are CFDs for multiple investment products — stocks, indices, commodities and currencies — available in many countries, including Australia and the UK. However, the SEC 

CFDs are a great option if you want access to an investment theme without owning the underlying asset. Investors can apply leverage, diversify their investment portfolios and even trade after traditional market hours.

A CFD is a contract between a buyer and seller in which both parties agree to pay the difference in the contract’s value once the contract is closed. CFDs can be based on the price movements of stocks, commodities and other financial products. The buyer determines how long the contract lasts and can keep it open as long as they meet the margin requirements.

Investors can initiate a short or long position in a financial product. Once the contract closes, the buyer either pays the CFD issuer if there is a loss or receives a payment if the trade is profitable.

Forex and commodity CFDs are two of the most popular types. These products allow investors to gain exposure to various currencies and commodities without having to pay for the underlying asset.

A forex CFD allows an investor to bet on the 

 of different currencies. Along with the CFD issuer, they agree to exchange the difference in the movement of a currency over a set period. For example, an investor could bet that the US dollar will outperform the Japanese yen. If the USD appreciates, the investor receives this profit. If it depreciates, the investor has to pay for the loss plus the broker fees.

A commodity CFD is similar, but this product 

 an investor to speculate on commodity price movements. There are CFD products for commodities like gold, silver, oil and agricultural products, and they are very popular because these physical commodities are more difficult to invest in.

Investors who don’t want to invest directly in stocks can instead invest in stock CFDs. Unlike with normal stock trading, investors do not have to buy the underlying stock.

One of the main benefits of stock CFDs is that investors can open leveraged short or long positions, and they can potentially earn higher returns without initiating a large position in a stock.

Difference between stock trading on spot and CFDs

Although the outcomes are similar, stock trading on spot and CFDs is 

. The main benefit of CFDs is that they enable you to use leverage. For example, if you want to place a $10,000 trade, you may only need $2,000 in capital.

On the other hand, spot stock trading takes place directly on major markets, like the New York Stock Exchange. When you invest using the spot market, your investment exposure matches the investment amount, and you own the underlying shares in your brokerage account.

Investors choose to trade CFDs over other products for 

: CFDs allow you to trade a variety of products, including currencies, stocks and commodities. Investors can access all these products in a single account, choosing to initiate long or short positions in them.

: Investors with smaller amounts of capital who want greater exposure to investments can take advantage of the leverage that CFDs offer. This can be a favorable investment strategy when managed properly.

: Investors can also access products in multiple global markets, further diversifying their portfolio. In some cases, you may even be able to 

 your portfolio. For example, if you are long Tesla, you can initiate a small short position in a CFD of this stock. You can do the same for other types of CFD products, which are all highly liquid.

Suppose that an investor wants to gain exposure to Coca-Cola’s stock without directly investing in the stock.

They can purchase a CFD that provides exposure to 100 shares at $71 per share, valued at $7,100. They don’t need to pay $7,100 — they only need to meet the margin requirement, which can be as low as $1,420 (20%, at 5x leverage).

If Coca-Cola’s share price increases by 10%, from $71 to $78.1 in 30 days, the investor can decide to close the contract. The gross profit from this trade, which the CFD pays to the investor, is calculated as follows:

(100*78.1) − (100*71) = $7,810 − $7,100 = $710

 other fees, such as the commission rate and financing charges. These charges may be as follows:

: 0.1% to open a trade and 0.1% to close it. In this case, the investor pays $14.91 in fees to open and close the position.

: If the CFD issuer charges an annual financing fee of 7.5%, the daily financing fee is calculated as follows:

CFDs may also charge other fees. The commission rates and financing charges can vary significantly, and some brokers may include the fee in the spread. The example above shows how financing costs could potentially eat into your profit, and how CFDs are generally better for short-term trades. Large downward movements can also easily threaten investors and force them to close their positions. Even a 10% drawdown would have been enough to force the investor to close this position.

This type of trading requires a lot of patience and education, since investing in CFDs can carry higher levels of risk, where even small movements can produce great losses.

Investors who trade CFDs generally initiate larger contract sizes for the extra leverage, which can be very risky if the asset moves in an unfavorable direction. Investors should ensure that they have stop losses in place so that they can exit the trade if necessary.

It is important to note that there are many fees associated with trading CFDs. The combination of fees and financing costs, which can add up over time, can eat away at any profits. CFD investors should also consider the 

Be sure to spend time researching the CFD issuer to ensure they are reputable and that they can fulfill their financial obligation.

Another factor to consider when choosing a CFD issuer is their 

. Consider the following factors carefully:

These costs can quickly add up and reduce your profits, and they can be particularly painful if the underlying asset moves in an unfavorable direction. The combination of leveraged declines and high fees may force investors to realize sharp losses quickly.

Investing in CFDs can be an excellent option for well-informed investors who want to diversify their portfolios and use leverage to aim for higher returns. Like all investments, it is important to understand your portfolio goals and risk tolerance and ensure that investing in CFDs is the best move for your portfolio.

 that it is offering new stock CFD trading services. Its initial offerings allow investors to choose from over 78 stocks, which include some of the leading blue-chip companies like Amazon, American Airlines, Apple and Tesla. With Bybit, you can utilize up to 5x leverage on these CFD trades.

 about how you can gain exposure to stocks, cryptocurrencies, precious metals, commodities and indices.

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Plasma, a blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins and backed by Bitfinex and Founders Fund, will launch the first public sale of its XPL token using Echo's new token sale infrastructure, Sonar.

Daily top performer — WalletConnect (WCT)

The S&P 500 rose 2.05% on Tuesday, lifted by Trump’s delay of a 50% EU tariff and hopes for corporate-friendly policies. Investors now await Nvidia earnings and FOMC minutes for further market direction. Gold dropped 1.2% to $3,302 as Trump’s EU tariff delay lifted risk sentiment and the dollar, pressuring safe-haven demand. The Coindesk Indices, which tracks the broader crypto market, rose 1.18%, with Bitcoin and Ether up 0.71% and 4.14%, respectively in the past 24 hours. Trade these markets and more with up to 500x leverage on Bybit MT5 using this 

Today’s top performer is WCT up 31.4% after WalletConnect brings $WCT to Solana with key partner integrations.

WalletConnect (WCT), founded in 2018, is a secure, open-source protocol that links mobile wallets to DApps via QR code, using a decentralized network for reliable, scalable access across DeFi. WalletConnect 

 that its token $WCT is launching on Solana via Wormhole NTT, with initial partners including Phantom, Jupiter, Backpack, and Solflare.

Check out the latest prices, charts, and data of 

, a blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins and backed by Bitfinex and Founders Fund, will launch the first public sale of its XPL token using Echo's new token sale infrastructure, Sonar. The sale will distribute 10% of XPL at a $500M FDV, matching the valuation of Founders Fund’s equity investment. Participants earn allocations by depositing stablecoins into a Plasma vault on Ethereum, with tokens distributed after Mainnet Beta. XPL will secure consensus, power EVM execution, and support a Bitcoin bridge. Plasma also announced key partnerships in payments and DeFi to support its goal of global stablecoin adoption.

Yesterday, BTC spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $23.9 million, with $26.9 million pulled from GBTC and a $3.0 million inflow into non-GBTC funds.

, a decentralized stablecoin protocol, has launched its governance token, RESOLV, with a 10% supply airdrop available to eligible wallets until June 27. RESOLV holders can vote on protocol decisions and earn fee shares. The protocol also includes USR, an interest-bearing stablecoin, and RLP, an insurance fund token. USR is delta-neutral and backed by ETH, currently yielding 11% via stUSR. RLP offers a higher 18.3% yield. Resolv’s TVL stands at $422 million.

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In the early days of crypto, holders generally used currencies like 

 (P2P) transactions. Now, crypto debit and credit cards make it much easier to convert cryptocurrencies into fiat to use for payment. Whether you’re new to crypto or a long-time investor, a crypto card can help you access and use your digital holdings.

This article lays out the best crypto credit and debit cards currently available to consumers. It also explains how you can decide which is the best card for you.

A crypto credit card allows you to earn cryptocurrency as a reward for spending, while a crypto debit card converts cryptocurrency into fiat when you make a purchase or use an ATM.

As with regular credit cards, using crypto credit cards involves borrowing money from the issuer. When you make a purchase, the card company provides the funds necessary and your balance increases. As with regular cards, crypto credit cards allow holders to earn rewards for their purchases. What sets crypto credit cards apart is that the rewards come in the form of cryptocurrency that the issuer purchases for the holder.

One major benefit of using a crypto credit card is that it gives you a risk-free way to earn cryptocurrency just by making everyday purchases. This makes it a great option for hesitant, risk-averse newcomers to the world of crypto. The only significant drawback is the volatility of crypto markets, but at least cardholders will only be risking their rewards, rather than larger savings.

A crypto debit card is similar to a regular debit card in that the holder uses their own money to make purchases or withdraw cash from an ATM. Unlike regular debit cards, most crypto debit cards draw from the holder’s cryptocurrency accounts. This makes them a convenient way to convert cryptocurrency into fiat that you can use to make standard purchases. Other crypto debit cards allow you to preload 

In addition to converting crypto into fiat, crypto debit cards often allow you to reduce foreign transaction fees and easily spend money in multiple currencies. Potential pitfalls include geographical restrictions and the triggering of taxable events for using cryptocurrency.

How to choose the best crypto credit and debit cards

While there still aren’t as many crypto cards available as conventional credit and debit cards, new options are appearing every year. As the number of choices increases, consumers need to put more thought into their decisions. There are a few key factors for you to consider before choosing a card.

First of all, think about the type of cryptocurrency you’ll be using. Some crypto credit cards only let you earn rewards in a particular cryptocurrency, and some crypto debit cards can only connect with certain cryptocurrency accounts. If you’re new to the world of crypto, and you don’t care which currency you end up using, this shouldn't be an issue. If, on the other hand, you already have a currency of choice, you’ll need to find a card that allows you to use it.

When comparing the best crypto credit cards, you’ll want to weigh the rewards that each card offers. In general, a higher reward rate will allow you to earn more cryptocurrency. Some cards offer a flat rate for all types of purchases, while others offer higher rates for buying products and services that fall within certain categories. If you happen to spend a lot of money on a particular area of goods or services, you may want to look for a card that will reward you for your habits.

While the best crypto credit cards are generally affordable, there are certain fees for you to consider. Some cards charge an annual fee, while others are completely free. Foreign transaction fees are common, but you can find cards without them, which is an especially good idea if you travel abroad. Also, look out for cryptocurrency sales fees, which are pesky charges that show up every time you sell the rewards you’ve earned in crypto.

For many users, the main point of owning a crypto credit or debit card is to optimize crypto-to-fiat conversions. Your Bitcoin debit card will hardly prove useful if it doesn’t allow you to quickly and easily convert crypto into fiat. Unfortunately, some issuers use experimental methods that confuse cardholders and complicate conversions. By avoiding these types of issuers, you can ensure you get a card that truly serves your crypto needs.

A crypto card is only beneficial if you can actually use it. The world of crypto is evolving rapidly, and every month seems to bring a new set of regulations. Amid this dynamic environment, you need a card that’s currently usable in your preferred location. That way, you can make sure you maintain constant access to your digital assets.

As cryptocurrencies gain popularity, the number of crypto credit cards available is steadily increasing. This means consumers need to be especially discerning before making a choice. Here are six of the best crypto credit cards currently on the market. While each individual has their own needs and expectations, and should choose a card accordingly, you can’t go wrong by picking any of the cards on this short list.

 is one of the best crypto credit cards for anyone looking to take out large loans in cryptocurrency. You can use the card for 

 worth up to $2 million, with your current crypto holdings acting to secure the financing.

Even if you’re not interested in large-scale loans, the Nexo Card is still an appealing option. One major perk is its availability, with the card usable anywhere Mastercard is accepted. You can also earn up to 2% rewards in NEXO or up to 0.5% in BTC, a competitive rate that many cardholders are happy with. The associated smartphone app makes the card incredibly user-friendly, allowing you to easily set notifications, change your pin and freeze the card if it’s been lost or stolen.

If you already have the Venmo app, then the 

 will be easy and convenient to use. With the Venmo app, you can track purchases and monitor your rewards. The card itself is customized with a special QR for easy syncing.

With no annual fee and rewards of up to 3%, the card is financially favorable. Converting your rewards into crypto through the 

 feature allows you to fatten your digital wallet without taking on too much risk. The combination of financial payoff and convenience makes this one of the premier crypto Visa cards on the market.

The distinct rewards structure and wide compatibility of the 

 make it one of the best crypto credit cards available. 

Cardholders receive 4% back on both gas at the pump and EV charging, up to $200 per month (then 1% on all other gas at the pump and EV charging purchases that month), 3% on dining, 2% on groceries and 1% on all other purchases.

BTC, ETH or one of the other 50 cryptocurrencies compatible with the card.

Gemini Credit Card® is usable anywhere that accepts Mastercard. A user-friendly app makes it simple to monitor transactions and manage your account. In addition, there’s no annual fee.

While crypto credit cards are great for earning cryptocurrency in the form of cashback rewards, crypto debit cards are the better option for people looking to use the cryptocurrency they already own. With so many fantastic cards on the market, it’s never been easier to convert crypto into fiat and use it for everyday purchases. Here are 

 of the best crypto debit cards on the market, each of which has its own set of favorable properties.

Take your crypto on the go with one of the greatest crypto debit cards to hit the crypto space. The 

 takes crypto convenience to the next level, as it allows for hassle-free transactions without compromising on the all-important aspect of security. By partnering with Mastercard, Bybit ensures the widest array of merchant support and top-of-the-line security, thanks to 

, the Bybit card makes the off-ramping process flexible and easy, especially if you’re an experienced Bybit trader. By allowing for off-ramping via Spot, Derivatives and Margin trading, you might even be able to earn a tidy profit while converting your crypto into your preferred form of fiat currency. Combined with the Bybit card’s multi-asset spending feature, this grants users the ultimate freedom to manage their cryptocurrency balance and spend it to their heart’s desire. 

 and Samsung Pay, the Bybit Card enables you to 

 once you’ve applied for it. There’s no need for you to wait for your physical Bybit Card to arrive before spending. Furthermore, you can grow your bags by enabling Auto-Savings, which allows you to earn up to 8% APR on your Bybit Card balance. 

Bybit also offers a Rewards program whose users can earn a point for every 1 USD/EUR or 900 ARS spent, 

 varying point multipliers and monthly caps 

The points can then be used to redeem exclusive merchandise at Bybit’s 

bonuses and coupons. It can also be converted into cashback

 function to automatically receive the cashback on all purchases done with fiat and crypto in USDT. 

If you’re looking for a crypto prepaid card to sink your teeth into, then this is one of the best cards to consider. The 

 is the world’s first free metal- and crypto-linked prepaid card. With no fees, a straightforward top-up model that makes it easy to load your account with Bitcoin and other digital currencies, and an aggressive marketing campaign that's involved the likes of LeBron James and Matt Damon, it’s easy to see why many investors are owners. Once you’ve got the currency loaded, you’ll be able to instantly spend or withdraw it wherever Visa is accepted.

up to 10% cashback rewards in CRO on travel spending, and up to 8.5% cashback rewards in CRO on everyday spending.

 However, note that you would need to stake CRO in order to receive cashback rewards. 

The more CRO you stake, the higher your cashback rewards. 

The Crypto.com Visa also provides holders with reimbursements from subscription services such as Netflix and Spotify. Alongside the obvious benefit of making it easier to spend your cryptocurrency, these perks make the Crypto.com Visa Card one of the best crypto cards available.

 is among the best crypto debit cards for anyone already using Coinbase. You can use the card anywhere within the Visa network, and purchases and withdrawals are drawn directly from your Coinbase account. 

Crypto rewards are also significant, with cardholders receiving unlimited crypto rewards on every purchase.Furthermore, you can maximize your crypto portfolio by selecting your preferred rewards from a list of rotating cryptocurrencies, such as BTC, ETH, XLM, DAI and more.

If you’re a frequent Brave Browser user, you’ll likely come across the 

 wallet app that’s used to store your hard earned 

To make things more seamless for its users, Uphold has introduced its own crypto debit card, known as the 

. Users can spend crypto directly from their Uphold wallets.

 By featuring no annual fee, zero foreign transaction fees and low exchange rates, this UK-based crypto debit card is already leagues ahead of its traditional finance counterparts.

To further incentivize usage of the Uphold Mastercard, 

cashback rewards are doled out with a maximum cap of £100 per month, depending upon your location. Rewards are credited up to the 15th day of the following month.

 is one of the best crypto debit cards for international transactions. 

Users can enjoy up to $200 fee-free ATM withdrawals globally, and can use the card at more than 61 million locations globally wherever Visa or Mastercard is accepted. 

Compatible with over 150 different currencies, this is the crypto Visa card that every globetrotter needs.

Wirex offers cardholders rewards through its Wirex Cryptoback™ subscription service, where you can receive up to 8% in cashback rewards in the form of WXT tokens. You do, however, have to 

pay a monthly fee of up to €29.99 (or an annual fee of up to €306) if you wish to receive the highest tier of cashback rewards. The free version only enables you to earn up to 0.5% Cryptoback rewards. If you lock 150,000 WXT tokens for 180 days, you’ll be able to upgrade to the Standard Enhanced tier and enjoy 1% Cryptoback rewards on every purchase.

As far as convenience is concerned, the associated app makes it simple to set a budget, track spending and receive alerts.

For users just starting out with crypto, Choise, previously known as Crypterium, might be perfect since it offers consumers a crypto wallet with the 

 attached to it. This ultimately makes it easy for shoppers to access and use their crypto funds effortlessly as Choise seamlessly bridges fiat and crypto.

The Choise Card is a prepaid crypto card and largely appeals to the European market with its easy signup process. 

By offering users the choice of owning either the virtual or plastic Choise Card, Choise allows users to quickly convert their digital assets to cash when making purchases. While a virtual Choise Card is highly convenient for all contactless purchases, a plastic Choise Card is required for ATM cash withdrawals. 

The Choise Card comes with a monthly maintenance fee of €2.99, which is returned to the user via cashback as long as they load their card with €299 every month.

Users who open interest accounts on Choise can also enjoy up to 10% profit.

From one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in Spain, the 

 is a no-brainer if you live in Spain and are open to receiving your cashback in cryptocurrencies. This is because the Bit2Me Card charges no monthly fee or maintenance fee, and features zero ATM withdrawal fees when you withdraw within the European Union. This low barrier to entry makes Bit2Me’s Card an ideal choice for those new to crypto. 

Thanks to its established reputation as an entity registered with the Bank of Spain, the Bit2Me Mastercard can instantly deliver to users a virtual crypto debit card upon registration. 

Additionally, you’ll be able to earn up to 39% cashback by using the different Bit2Me products along with the Bybit Card:

This is an excellent crypto debit card for both beginners and experienced crypto investors. While the starting fee of $129 is higher than most crypto debit cards, and the $35 monthly fee is unusually steep, the 

 might well make up for the high cost of entry.

Club Swan’s concierge service helps holders book travel, order products and take care of mind-numbing administrative tasks. The card is also usable wherever Mastercard is accepted. If you’re on the lookout for an upper-tier crypto credit or debit card that really provides superior service, then this is probably the card for you.

One thing that can often drive users away from the prospect of earning crypto cashback rewards is the potential paperwork involved. Fortunately for newcomers to the crypto cashback space, the Visa crypto debit card from the Canada-based Shakepay exchange takes this entire registration process and streamlines it to be suitable for newcomers. 

To remove the hassle of card application processes, Shakepay waives the credit check phase so anyone can essentially be fully set up within minutes. Once users are fully registered and apply for their 

, they can look forward to earning up to 2% of their purchases in BTC, instantly credited to their Shakepay BTC balance. 

Dealing with crypto can be challenging if you’re new to the peer-to-peer (P2P) on-ramping and off-ramping scene. From exchanging your fiat for the right currencies to the nerve-wrecking moment of checking whether your transactions have gone through, it was certainly no easy feat to pull transactions off before the introduction of centralized exchanges. 

Thankfully, e-wallet corporations such as 

, have dedicated their business model to making such swaps easy, as users can quickly buy and sell while effortlessly switching between fiat and cryptocurrencies.

Once the swaps are done, users can then load their funds onto 

 — which function like prepaid crypto debit cards — and use them to spend their balance worldwide. With access to major markets around the world, users will have no trouble swapping and exchanging their funds to their desired currency for their personal use.

, one of the latest entrants to the crypto debit card market, has quickly become a new favorite, thanks to its instant-spending feature. Users can spend directly from their crypto wallets and pay with three tokens — USDC, USDT and/or WETH — on the Linea network, which offers lightning-fast, low-cost transactions. 

Not having any of the three abovementioned tokens isn’t an issue, as users can easily swap to them through their MetaMask wallets. Every USDC transaction grants you 1% cashback in the form of USDC, and you can even earn a yield on your wallet balance. 

MetaMask is also launching a Metal Card soon as part of a limited drop. Users interested in participating can join the 

 to be notified as soon as it becomes available. 

 offers premium rewards, exclusive event access and surprise perks, all of which are a step up from the MetaMask Card.

 is one of the best crypto debit cards available. Users can connect their wallets for deposit-free seamless payments, and send and receive crypto with no fees, which is perfect for anyone who frequently make cross-border payments. 

RedotPay offers both virtual and physical cards. The physical card has the added functionality of ATM withdrawals. 

There’s never been a better time to take out a crypto credit or debit card. The variety of available cards is steadily growing, and each option comes with a unique set of valuable perks. Now that you’ve learned about some of the best crypto credit and debit cards on the market, you should be ready to make your final choice. Whether you prefer huge amounts of cashback rewards or the flexibility of crypto-on-the-go, we hope our list of the best crypto credit and debit cards has your needs covered.

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