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Digest #26 - What Real Peer-to-Peer Payments Look Like

A clear look at true P2P crypto payments and how THAT is bringing them back to life.

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Evie Nahi
Marketing Coordinator
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May 20, 2025
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Hi,

Welcome back to another TWD! This week, we’re unpacking P2P payments, market moves, and major headlines you don’t want to miss. Let’s dive in! ⚡️

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Peer-to-Peer: What It Really Means

Peer-to-peer (P2P) payments are direct transfers between users — no banks, no third-party processors, no forced conversions. It’s the foundation of what crypto was designed for.

Yet most crypto payments today aren’t truly P2P. Crypto cards, for example, convert your crypto to fiat at checkout, meaning the merchant never sees the crypto.

THAT makes P2P real. With THAT, merchants receive native crypto ($THAT) directly to their wallet and can choose to hold or off-ramp to fiat on their own terms.

💡 Over 420 million people globally own crypto — but very few have actually used it as a payment method.

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In Other News:

  • Big Bitcoin Buys – GameStop eyes $2.1B in BTC, while MicroStrategy tops 500K BTC with latest 6,911 BTC purchase.
  • Fear & Greed Index: 33 – up from 27 last week, indicating a slight rise in market confidence.
  • Senator Pushes Bold BTC Move – Cynthia Lummis proposes selling U.S. gold reserves to buy 1M BTC over 5 years, aiming to make the U.S. the top sovereign holder.

Stay Informed

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Missed an earlier edition of the THAT Weekly Digest? No problem! Visit our website, head to Blog > Newsletter, and catch up on all the latest updates!

As always, we’ll see you next week!

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