Re: Do you know about the first public servant paid in bitcoin ?

Quote from: BlackBoss_ on Today at 03:54:49 AM

How much did he get in 2013?

It is important because it relates to how many bitcoins he received from his salary in 2013. The more importance is did he hold his bitcoins in the last 11 years?

If in 2013, he received it but sold it to get cash, he no longer have bitcoins to sell in 2017, 2021 or today in 2023. Very few people can hold their coins long enough and if it is from 2013, it's harder to hold over many years with many fud for 10 years.

Another one who doesn't even read the comments on the first page.

Quote from: robelneo on November 08, 2023, 09:37:18 PM

Based on this article

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Police Chief Tony Vaughn, who said he will donate his salary to a Vicco Bitcoin account, appeared before the commission last month to request getting his paycheck converted to Bitcoins..

So he is not the one who's actually benefitting from his Bitcoin salary and besides he doesn't need that salary from that job since he owns real estate and does not work to make a living it's the town that's really benefiting from that salary.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/mayor-police-chief-in-struggling-kentucky-coal-town-to-donate-salary-in-bitcoins-to-spur-economy

I hope your Hhampuz doesn't pay you to write posts without having read the comments on the first page.