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X Money released to Premium and Premium+ users in the US

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Re: X Money released to Premium and Premium+ users in the US

#2
Just released an hour ago:

From their X account: https://x.com/XMoney/status/2081802002539876506

With Money, you get:

• Free, instant transfers on • Up to 6.00% APY • 3% cashback on eligible purchases with the Card • Early direct deposit — up to two days before your normal payday • Wires, checks, and free ATM withdrawals • Fast, dedicated support when you need it

Re: X Money released to Premium and Premium+ users in the US

#4
Just for fun, some recent Musk highlights from Twitter:

* "Anyone who opposes remigration is a traitor"

* "She is a traitor to the West, plain and simple" (in reference to his recent interviewer)

* "Deal with traitors before invaders. They are committing high treason."

* "First the traitors, then the invaders" (screenshot from Citizen Vigilante pointing gun at camera)

I don't know guys, I just find it weird that some of the biggest and most influential tech companies in the US are helmed by a lunatic spouting violent Klansman rhetoric, and that somehow this isn't in the foreword to every single article and discussion about his work. What the actual fuck?

Re: X Money released to Premium and Premium+ users in the US

#5
That this has received so few points & comments says something about how nobody cares about this.

Musk wants X to be an everything app but I don't think anyone else wants that. People are happy with it as social media they can either rage on or ignore. Limiting Money to Premium users is a terrible business decision as it limits customer base when it needs the opposite.

An everything app is Musk's dream and he talks about it like it's some high goal, a new idea that he wants to push forward. Whereas in Asia everything apps are part of daily life. Having recently spent time in Asia I have an app on my phone that does everything from my immigration arrival card, payments in store, person to person transfers, processes bills, pay road tolls and road tax, invest, order food, buy movie tickets, get insurance, book a holiday and the list goes on. Some in the West dream of a tech based future, whilst many in Asia are already living it.