Video: WYDE Impact Exchange Episode 2: The Debit Card That Pays You to Post for a Cause
Rob Brinkman sits down with WYDE co-founders Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms on how the EAT debit card turns everyday spending into support for the mission to help end hunger, why a whole generation could get paid to post about it, and where the network goes next. 0:00 Who is lining up to launch a cause coin 2:53 The Feed the Children copycat scare 5:00 The factory analogy why the token dipped 8:31 The debit card, in three parts 11:56 Where the 2 percent actually goes 13:56 Getting paid to push the mission 19:45 What clipping actually is 29:15 The perpetual engine 32:20 6 trillion a year on debit cards 33:47 The rush week plan 46:31 The real vision: an open network for causes Questions answered: 13:56 Why would anyone use the EAT card? 19:45 What is clipping? 32:20 How big is the debit card market? WYDE, EAT, EAT card, Rob Brinkman, cause coins, crypto debit card, help end hunger, clipping, Aaron J. Rafferty, Martin Simms
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