According to a recent report put together by CEX.IO, Europeans are using crypto cards more than ever.

According to the report (shared by CoinTelegraph), 45 percent of transactions under $12 are made with crypto cards, with 'traditional' cards and cash payments trailing behind.

The reason is evident, in my view.

Crypto cards almost always offer some form of cashback, which most bank cards don't, and generally have no fees, which most bank cards do.

According to the report, 72.7 percent of said spending comes from stablecoins, followed by BTC, which powers 10.3 percent of all transactions, ETH and, interestingly, LTC.

Then there's SOL and XRP and then everything else.

I kinda get why people use BTC and ETH, but LTC surprised me.

Maybe it's because a lot of people accumulated LTC a while back and are just trying to spend it because they don't see it ever going back up again. Maybe. I don't.

What about you? Do you use crypto cards?