Key Takeaways
Bitcoin has been declared dead about ninety times since it’s release in 2009, but this time it’s different.
Bitcoin has been declared dead about ninety times since it’s release in 2009, but this time it’s different. Instead of a media outlet breathlessly repeating assurances from a banking sector executive that the first blockchain based virtual currency is dead, the source of the obituary was none other than Mike Hearn, a leading Bitcoin developer.
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Bitcoin has been declared dead about ninety times since it’s release in 2009, but this time it’s different. Instead of a media outlet breathlessly repeating ass
Bitwage supports stablecoin payouts in USDC and USDT, giving workers dollar-denominated stability with the speed and low cost of crypto rails.
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About the Author
Jonathan Chester & John Lindsay
Jonathan Chester and John Lindsay are the co-founders of Bitwage, pioneering Bitcoin and stablecoin payroll solutions since 2014. Together they've built one of the most trusted cross-border payment platforms for remote teams.
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