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Crypto rewards speed in the short term.
It rewards patience in the long term.
Seeing #FUNToken nominated feels like patience paying off.
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Real-world assets don’t fail on blockchain because of tech.
They fail because privacy, compliance, and legal reality get ignored.
That’s why @DuskFoundation stands out to me. It’s built for situations where ownership needs to stay confidential, but regulators and institutions still need clarity when it matters.
Selective disclosure is the key here. You don’t expose everything on-chain, yet you can prove what’s required — no more, no less. That’s how tokenized securities, funds, and RWAs can actually move from theory to practice.
Quietly, Dusk is designing blockchain for the real world, not jus

Most nomads don’t realize the real problem isn’t crypto adoption.
It’s payment rails.
Asia didn’t skip payments, it skipped cards.
QR codes won. Everywhere.

That’s why crypto cards fail here.
Merchants don’t want Visa.
They want QR.
So you’re forced into:
• Cash withdrawals
• Risky P2P
• Or awkward “do you accept card?” moments

SurfCash takes a different approach:
Instead of forcing crypto into cards,
it plugs crypto directly into local QR systems.
You scan the same QR locals use.
No behavior change needed.

What makes this interesting is custody.
Your USDC stays in your wallet, not theirs.
SurfCash doesn’t act like a bank.
It acts like a bridge between crypto and QR payments.
That distinction matters.

The payment itself is boring, and that’s a compliment.
Scan QR → confirm → merchant paid.
No approvals.
No waiting days.
No selling crypto manually.
That’s how money should work.

Compare this to the usual options:
• Cash → unsafe & annoying
• P2P → fees + trust issues
• Cards → rejected
SurfCash isn’t flashy.
It’s practical — and that’s why it works.

They’re already live in Vietnam and the Philippines.
15k+ people on the waitlist.
Backed by Circle and SuperteamDAO.
This isn’t theory, it’s early infrastructure.