Of course it is. You're not going to die if you have 10,000 Baht in your pocket. After all it's around 330 USD, 260 UKP, 300 EU, or even 10,000 Ethiopian Birr, but I doubt you can get a beer for a Birr in Phuket.
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Yes, depends on your lifestyle. 2-3 taxi rides and 2-3 meals per day could totally cost you up towards 1000 baht. That would be 10 days of strictly taxi and food. All is Pretty!
In Thailand, USD $100 Can Get You:10-15 meals from any number of Bangkok street food stalls. 300 Thai beers. 2-5 nights in a three-star Phuket beach resort.
The short answer is yes, you can use your credit card in Thailand. However, although credit cards are commonly-used in Thailand (especially in more touristy areas), cash is still normally preferred there, so keep in mind that you might not be able to use your credit card everywhere.
Tourist VisasThe tourist visa must generally be used within 90 days from the date of issue and allows an initial stay of 60 days. After arrival in Thailand, a tourist visa may be extended at the discretion of an immigration officer once for an additional 30 days with the total period of stay no longer than 90 days.
It's easy to top up, gives you an excellent exchange rate, and you can use it to pay for things in Thailand. As you can see, having cash is still a must in Thailand.
Thailand is well-known among digital nomads for being an inexpensive place to live. If you're considering making a move to Thailand, you can reduce your monthly costs of living by staying in Chiang Rai ($700 to $1,000), Kanchanaburi ($800 to $1,000), Chiang Mai ($870 to $1,100), or Ko Chang ($1,000).