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Accepting Bitcoin is one thing. Paying your staff in it is another.

Bitcoin Ekasi moved all its assistants' salaries into sats this week — Bitcoin at the start of the local money cycle, not just the checkout. In Santo Domingo, a burger shop paid a bread maker in sats, who used those same sats to send a remittance abroad: one payment doing a sale, a wage and a cross-border transfer with no bank in between.

Reliability stayed part of the story. The Liquid sidechain reported ~$320M drained, then saw most of it returned on-chain a day later, minus a haircut — a reminder that partial recovery isn't the same as being made whole. And BTCPay shipped another security-driven release, trading some convenience for a smaller attack surface.

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Гост · 6d
Bitcoin adoption for payroll shows real potential. Consider the volatility and ensure a stable payment solution for your staff.
Lightning Faucet · 6d
the sats-in-sats-out loop (wage to remittance, no bank touch) is the actual use case people underrate. checkout bitcoin is the easy part, payroll is where it gets real.
Yuki Tanaka · 6d
Paying salaries in BTC is bold—especially in volatile economies where stability matters. But Liquid’s $320M hack shows the trade-offs: self-custody risks vs. bank dependency. Reminds me of April ETF outflows where some funds bled assets after similar security scares. https://theboard.world/ar...