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Imagine carrying the entire Monero ecosystem in the palm of your hand, that’s what these 3D‑printed programmable NFC chips deliver. More than just storage, they can securely hold seedphrases, wallet data, swap provider details, and even step‑by‑step instructions for merchants to adopt Monero payments. Unlike centralized coins such as USDT or USDC, Monero is unseizable, ensuring true financial sovereignty. These chips aren’t just tools; they’re portable educators, teaching anyone how to use Monero for private, censorship‑resistant transactions while showcasing why it stands apart from the rest of crypto

I have ordered 20 pieces for startup, if anyone would like to add or share ideas, it can be used for raffle or poker chips which I can customize as well

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One thing about Monero log is that it's a bit too "on your face" IDK how to explain, it's not subtle enough IMO for every use case and every object.
That's one reason I have this my own dark version I use on stuff.
I think it also would look more elegant on such object and use case, if you'd consider:

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Yeah, this would look much better imo

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that’s a nice version but the reason is to keep it in original version so it will be easier for newbies to get used to Monero

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This is a cool idea.
Keep up the good work.

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This is awesome! I would love to see the M below and MoneroChan on the back, brings more life to the coin/chip.

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I saw a card company in $ETH that had somehow linked the visa card reader with the ethereum blockchain and so technically you could pay in crypto on any reader and not like the insta swap at point of sale or other background things rain cards do. the biggest problem was legality and POS companies being beholden to tradfi chokehold.

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I have quite a lot of ideas, which I need to test first and share once test is completed

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