Crypto at the checkout is no longer a thesis - it's spending data.
@oobit first months of US operations show 53% of all transactions falling into everyday categories:
- restaurants (16%)
- fast food & coffee (16%)
- gas stations (13%)
- groceries (8%)
The token mix tells its own story. Users deposit BTC (44.7%), XRP and ETH, but pay with stablecoins, which capture 64% of payment volume (USDT 42%, USDC 22%).
Three states drive 77% of volume: California, Florida, Texas. Since launch, transactions are up 260%.
The GENIUS Act set the guardrails. But as the data shows, infrastructure, not legislation - decides who owns the last mile of crypto commerce.
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The world's most critical financial hub just unlocked everyday crypto spending. And the timing couldn't be sharper.
The GENIUS Act passed. The CLARITY Act is moving through the Senate. Everyone is debating who controls crypto's last mile.
The checkout counter already answered:
โ 53% of transactions are everyday spend. Restaurants, coffee, gas, groceries.
โ 28% of total payment volume comes from digital gaming.
โ Transactions up 260% in 6 months.
Legislation sets the guardrails. Infrastructure decides who owns the last mile.
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