
HostDime to Implement Bitcoin Salaries: Bitcoin is the Currency of the Future
HostDime, a global data center provider, announced Wednesday that they are now accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment for all of their products and services.. The company will start accepting Bitcoin at their US and Brazil branches, and then progressively rollout to other branches in Mexico, UK, Netherlands, India, Colombia and Hong Kong. The decision to start accepting Bitcoin has been motivated by the fact that Bitcoin is available globally. Whether someone is a business person in Colombia, a student in Brazil or a freelancer in India, it is possible to pay and receive payments using....
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Several months after becoming one of the first Poland-based businesses to accept payments in bitcoins, web developer and design company EL Passion made the news again when it offered its employees the chance to receive their salaries either partly or entirely in bitcoins. The EL Passion website states that: "After much interest in the company about bitcoin and crypto-currencies in general, we've decided to provide our employees with the choice of having their salaries paid in bitcoin. This makes EL Passion the first company in Poland to pay salaries in bitcoin. "Open source is a big part....
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The State of Hiring Report 2021 shows a 10% month-over-month increase in people who want their salary in crypto. Apart from high-profile athletes and politicians who are taking salaries in crypto, a study shows that the number of ordinary people who take some of their salaries in crypto has increased globally.Tracking trends that occurred in 2021, global hiring firm Deel published a report that noted a 10% month-over-month increase in people who want to be paid in crypto since November 2020. The data, pulled from over 100,000 contracts in over 150 countries, shows that Latin America....
There is a growing number of requests for Canadian employees to have their salaries paid in Bitcoin. CBC News reports that Canada employees are increasing the requests to be paid in bitcoin. Some companies have already proposed this option to their workers. According to Canadian tax laws, salaries received in Bitcoin are viewed as barter income and taxed based on the equivalent in Canadian dollars. A small but growing and surprising number of workers are rejecting Canadian dollar salaries for bitcoin, according to a Waterloo, Ont., payroll firm. Noel Carisse, a Canada Revenue Agency....
A new survey of 3,000 Russians suggested that most people strongly disagree with receiving salary payouts in a state-controlled digital currency. Amid the Bank of Russia continuing progressing with its central bank digital currency (CBDC) development, one survey suggested that few Russians are ready to accept salary payments in the digital ruble.Almost half of the Russian respondents strongly objected to receiving salaries in the digital ruble in a new survey by local recruitment site HeadHunter. Only 11% of respondents said that they were ready to get salaried in the digital ruble, while....