dogecoin (DOGE) millionaire Glauber Contessoto claimed that Visa will soon launch a Dogecard card for Dogecoin.
Contessoto shared a photo of him holding the “Dogecard”, which is unknown whether it is real or not, in the post he shared on his Twitter account with 208,000 followers.
🤫 coming soon… #dogcoin pic.twitter.com/i2iCGzEjDh
— SlumDOGE Millionaire (@ProTheDoge) January 29, 2022
Twitter users who thought the tweet was untrue said that Contessoto did more harm than good to Dogecoin. Another cryptocurrency The investor stated that Billy Markus, one of the founders of DOGE, opposes the idea of a “Dogecoin credit card”.
Dogecoin Millionaire Known For Controversial Twitter Posts
Glauber Contessoto was involved in the market when Dogecoin was on the rise in 2021 and claimed in April that he was the first DOGE millionaire of 2021.
However, it is known that Contessoto is constantly making speculative posts on Twitter and advertising other altcoins, including FLOKI. Contessoto claimed at the beginning of the year that he sold all his savings and invested in DOGE.
Visa and Mastercard already provide some crypto-related services. Mastercard announced earlier this month that it has signed an agreement with Coinbase Global. Within the scope of the agreement, consumers will be able to use their Mastercard credit and debit cards to access the cryptocurrency exchange’s imminent NFT able to buy in the market.
Visa, on the other hand, cooperated with BlockFi in 2020 and organized a campaign in which crypto money card holders would be refunded 1.5% of their purchases as card points.