2013-10-12 Bloomberg - Miner to Pay in Bitcoins for Work at Tungsten Project

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“I’m surprised someone’s willing to take payment through Bitcoins,” Brian Huen, managing partner with Red Sky Capital Management Ltd. in Toronto, which manages about C$220 million, said by phone. “I certainly personally wouldn’t take that currency for services I’m rendering.”

He will really regret it a year after.

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Quote from: HeliKopterBen on November 12, 2013, 11:58:12 PM

Why does it seem the commentors are generally smarter than the reporters? Makes no sense.

it does make sense. same reason why career long politicians are awful. reporters are trained to write, not to have indepth knowledge on a wide range of topics. and writers in MSM have to write something bland enough so that it doesn't offend readers. doesn't sound like the sort of person i want to be reading and learning from.

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Why does it seem the commentors are generally smarter than the reporters? Makes no sense.

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A Canadian mining company agreed to pay a contractor in Bitcoins for exploration work to be carried out at a property that contains tungsten.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-12/miner-to-pay-in-bitcoins-for-work-at-tungsten-project.html

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