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Giannaros: SnapCard was the first crypto wallet with a public API
“And the reason why it got so big was because we were the first crypto wallet that had an API released to the public where you could use the API.”
SnapCard gave free tablets to make SF the top Bitcoin-accepting city
“We like had our pos system on a tablet and we like went to merchants and gave them free tablet to accept bitcoin so we had more merchants in san francisco accepting bitcoin than any other city in the world all through snap cards like pos terminal”
Fleshlights were SnapCard's top-selling product during the early days of Bitcoin
“Our number one, the number one product that we were selling was the flashlight for sure.”
Plooto's original B2B payment product was built on Bitcoin and failed
“So the first iteration of Pluto was to do payments, business payments on blockchain and Bitcoin was like the only coin at that time on the only cryptocurrency at that time. So, so we built it on, on Bitcoin and then other things came and we started a multi I g…”