What About Tokencard?

Tokencard is a smart contract powered debit card. With Tokencard you can make ATM withdrawals, online payments, and point of sale transactions using ERC20 tokens (TKN) in the Token Contract Wallet. All transactions accrue a 1% licensing fee.

Tokencard allows the holder to withdraw their share of underlying assets by cashing and burning their tokens. Why is this important? Two main reasons – one, your assets are readily available, two for those investors keeping their tokens, their pro rata share increases.

While this is not investment advice (please do you own due diligence) this may be a time for a closer look. Tokencard sold out their ICO in minutes. The tokens had been drifting between $.60 and $.80 since its introduction. On May 22 Tokencard raced to $.95. And Today, May 23, it raced to $1.75 before settling in around $1.20.

The upside potential would seem to be good, with predictions of pricing of between $3.00 and $5.00. Nothing is guaranteed, but Tokencard is available at a sizeable discount from even today’s high.