X Money features explained
The rollout of X Money in Europe is hitting different because it's basically a Venmo for Twitter accounts and that level of utility is unbelievable. I've got this Twitter card sitting in my Apple wallet right now that lets me spend payouts directly, so if someone sends $1,000 I can just tap to pay at Dior or anywhere else without the usual hassle. It's crazy how far they've come with the one-tap buy ticker for assets, even though you still have to hop over to IBKR or Robin hood to trade right now. The system isn't fully there yet but it's pretty insane that we're not that far away from a direct Twitter exchange.
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They added X money, which is, dude, if you don't have X money, by the way, I think when you get it, when they roll out in Europe, it is one of the coolest things I've ever seen. It's like Venmo for Twitter accounts, which is unbelievable. And I have a cart in my, on my Apple wallet or my, yeah, Apple wallet. I have a cart, like a Twitter cart that I could spend my payouts. If you sent me a thousand dollars, I could go like tap it at, at Dior or whatever and pay it. It's crazy. Um, and so they have this, like the money, the money transferability, and then they're basically there with one tap by ticker on asset. Now you have to get off and go to IBKR or go to Robin hood or something like this, but it's probably not that far away from just Twitter exchange. It's pretty insane, but not that far away from Twitter exchange.
