Why Crypto Platforms Want to Become Your Everyday Money App
Martin Masser opens his banking app even when he has nothing to pay. Sometimes, he just wants to check his balance. “I check my banking app all the time,” ChangeNOW’s director of strategic partnerships said during an interview at TOKEN2049 in Singapore. Crypto platforms want a similar place in their customers’ lives. The “super app” The post Why Crypto Platforms Want to Become Your Everyday Money App appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Martin Masser opens his banking app even when he has nothing to pay.
- Sometimes, he just wants to check his balance.
- “I check my banking app all the time,” ChangeNOW’s director of strategic partnerships said during an interview at TOKEN2049 in Singapore.
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