Quote from: MArsland on June 14, 2025, 10:44:55 AM

50% is allocated for investment and 50% is used to meet basic needs. I think that is enough reason but in our country bitcoin is not a payment method, it is still an alternative investment asset so here 100% is only in the form of fiat salary. Luckily the signature campaign salary is in satoshi and that is considered enough for me, at least as long as it lasts then it can be an investment and the fiat salary is used to meet living needs.

50% will also be good if it is my permanent job since it is my main source of revenue. The other half will cover my basic needs for the month. But I would prefer 100% if it is a side hustle since I can use it for hodling Bitcoin.

Quote from: Metalbest on June 15, 2025, 07:05:57 AM

I think It’s a interesting idea and it could help more people comprehend Bitcoin on a smaller scale. Seeing costs in satoshis might make it feel more usable and less daunting but definitely in areas like France with strong rules and complex tax systems it would be hard to entirely switch. Maybe as an alternative or bonus it could work but not as the main way to get paid at least not now

Paying salaries in Bitcoin will increase awareness and adoption. Many people in my country are not aware that Bitcoin is a currency. I think most non-crypto organisations would find it difficult to adopt this policy. But it could be very easy to implement for crypto-based firms like crypto exchanges and casinos.