Hard to overcome the “2-3% back” message to consumers while also cutting the fees for merchants.

Some people I know from school are working on getcatch.com, which takes a similar approach, but offers rewards rather than a discount. Rewards also help retain customers so they’re able to offer much larger (5-10%) rebates

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The challenge is a GTM one at this point for USDC/Base. 

Gotta win over restaurant point of sale and I think the dominoes fall

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The above seems to provide evidence that a larger discount (2-3%, say if paying via USDC) would drive siginificant consumer adoption on larger purchases ($1000+) cc. @kyle + @dwr.eth

Source? Would like to see the Plaid study.