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The main culprit? Crypto’s notorious volatility. Unlike a steady paycheck, Bitcoin and similar currencies can swing wildly in value. This means freelancers could see their hard-earned income shrink before they convert it to usable cash.

In my opinion , Volatility won't be a concern when using stablecoin for payment , but for other altcoin, it can be an issue . The value of a coin could change between accepting a job and receiving payment . in the worst-case scenario the coin could become worthless turning you into an volunteer . Overall there are more pros like low fees and near instant withdrawals . Other payment methods , like Paypal can take 1-3 days to transfer to my bank account .

Stable coins are not a problem in payments because their value seems to always remain the same, however, the salary and employees must also understand cryptocurrency, otherwise this can also have bad consequences for employees, considering that if they are not knowledgeable and trade it, their salary could run out and of course will have a bad impact on the family economy

Yeah before it will be possible the employees will of course have to understand how cryptocurrency works because failure to understand it will bring misunderstanding between employees and the employers because sometimes the price of cryptocurrency can be very volatile and sometimes the salary meant for the employees could either possibly reduce or increase so perhaps the employees and the employers will need to agreed on certain ratios so that if the price increases it benefits the employees and if decreases it also affect the employees.