TenX is in much better position in comparison to other projects trying to work in this space of cards and payments. I don't speculate the price but the true potential to see a one time big profit in few months. They are working by utilizing every possibility to bring this up. From community sides it has good support to provide holding kind strength that's why market bounces back constantly.

Maybe a working card and the price goes up 

Hopefully in the near future, we're all waiting for that.

TenX needs visa or mastercard to accept them, if they don't accept them tenx can't operate.

I ordered a paid for my card on the 16th of January! its been over 3 months and have not received anything!!!!
WTF! tenx seems like a load of bullshit right now.

it's not acceptable to take payments from people and not deliver anything for 3 months, I dont even get updates or any messages about when it might come!

Some good news I read in the media the other day about TenX. https://cointelegraph.com/news/litecoin-courting-tenx-and-korbit-just-a-month-after-litepay-breakup. Not sure why TenX didn't announce but that is very positive news 

I think they should implement an NFC contactless type payment linked to the wallet so you can still spend.. just like using apple pay. Mastercard and Visa doesnt have to be the only option

Tomorrow is Q&A i hope Julian tell is what is the actual status of the cards, they working so great till early jan 

Hi;

Since "Visa" thing happened, this gateway option does not make any sense to me anymore. I guess Pundi X will be the answer. We will see.

Kind regards

The problem is the Tax Man doesn't consider it a "trade". They say u are selling one crypto and acquiring another all within that one transaction.
Let's say I Buy Nano with BitCoin on an exchange. My Capital Gains Tax is from any profit between BitCoins value when I acquired it and when I used it (considered selling) to buy Nano. If the amount of BTC used was worth $375 when acquired and worth $600 when I used it in the purchase the $225 rise in BTC value incurs a Capital Gains Tax.

This CNBC article outlines Crypto Taxes: https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2018/02/21/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin-and-your-taxes.html

Hey, thanks for this.  From my understanding, cryptos are considered property, not currency in the US.  So, if I trade a bottle of water to you for a bag of beans and then a month later, you decide you really want your beans back.  I say those beans will cost you 3 bottles of water now.  This is a taxable event and I will have to pay tax on 2 bottles of water?  Sounds rediculous to me.