Quote from: alastantiger on Today at 07:04:04 AM

Quote from: Catenaccio on August 04, 2025, 01:59:35 AM

If the company gives me options to choose, for example:
1. Only fiat currency.
2. Only Bitcoin.
3. Split between fiat currency and Bitcoin.

I would like to choose option #3 as with this salary payment method, I will receive both fiat currency and bitcoin, that can help me to do two main things: having fiat currency for my spendings and having bitcoin for my Bitcoin portfolio as DCA accumulation.

You should be fine with any of the options because none of them stops you from doing what you want to do. Your employer paying you in Bitcoin or cash can still be used wisely when you want to do that. When you receive cash, you can distribute the money according to your expenses and keep the ones that'll be use for investing which you are then invest into Bitcoin. Having them splited into two which is Bitcoin and cash, can be of help to you because it saves you the time but when you're not disciplined and do really wants to invest in Bitcoin, you won't be able to save. We shouldn't wait until our salary are paid in Bitcoin before we start investing in Bitcoin. For me I'll accept any of the options and then decide how I want to spend my salary myself.

Exactly, if we are determined and really want to invest in bitcoin, getting paid in any asset is not a problem. Because converting salary to bitcoin is extremely easy and simple, we have been doing this for over 16 years and no one has had any problems. Why has no one complained or talked about it for the past 16 years?

It can be said that investing and accumulating bitcoins depends on our investment plan, it has nothing to do with whether our salary is in bitcoin or fiat. Likewise, I also accept any form of payment as long as I am paid in full.