The volatility of cryptocurrencies is one side of the payroll, but you still have to change part of your payroll to fiat, and this is the loss on commissions too.
Losses on commissions are small when there is no strong growth or fall of 2-3% at good exchange points. It takes a few minutes to create an application and pay, then you just need to wait until the transaction has 2-3 confirmations, and the money from the exchange office will automatically come to the selected payment system. 
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The volatility of cryptocurrencies is one side of the payroll, but you still have to change part of your payroll to fiat, and this is the loss on commissions too.
Losses on commissions are small when there is no strong growth or fall of 2-3% at good exchange points. It takes a few minutes to create an application and pay, then you just need to wait until the transaction has 2-3 confirmations, and the money from the exchange office will automatically come to the selected payment system. 
are you ready to work for cryptocurrency? 
I am ready to work for the crypto only thing I will need to know it the payment would be in bitcoin or some other coins. Also, we must pay tax on the income earned from the crypto in which ever form it may, like investment, trading, or gifting etc. Each country may have different laws so better to check with the country rules and regulations and proceed accordingly.
The volatility of cryptocurrencies is one side of the payroll, but you still have to change part of your payroll to fiat, and this is the loss on commissions too.
Salary in crypto is possible only when it goes as an additional and not critical source of income. And so if someone pays a mortgage, and he has to guess every month how much he will receive at the exchange rate, this is probably not the best option.
I agree, if there are bills and loans, then receiving a salary in the crypt can greatly fail. I saw a video as one person rents an apartment for earnings from nodes. And every month payments are getting less and less, because the rate falls. Salary in crypto is possible only when it goes as an additional and not critical source of income. And so if someone pays a mortgage, and he has to guess every month how much he will receive at the exchange rate, this is probably not the best option.
I agree, if there are bills and loans, then receiving a salary in the crypt can greatly fail. I saw a video as one person rents an apartment for earnings from nodes. And every month payments are getting less and less, because the rate falls.
Salary in crypto is possible only when it goes as an additional and not critical source of income. And so if someone pays a mortgage, and he has to guess every month how much he will receive at the exchange rate, this is probably not the best option.
The cryptocurrency market is too volatile. When the rates get more stable , perhaps it will be really interesting.
I think cryptocurrency salaries can be beneficial, I myself get paid with different coins for my work 
Some projects pay employees with their tokens. This leads to a price dump. On the one hand, it is beneficial for the project, and on the other, it can negatively affect the price of the token.
I think this applies only to projects with scanty volumes, employees do not have cosmic salaries, and they cannot suppress the prices of normal projects, and there are usually not a lot of employees.
Some projects pay employees with their tokens. This leads to a price dump. On the one hand, it is beneficial for the project, and on the other, it can negatively affect the price of the token.
are you ready to work for cryptocurrency?
Personally, I would be happy! it would be a great bonus in fact. there are a number of undeniable advantages, anonymity, speed of transfer, the ability to transfer funds, and the fact that the crypt as a whole can be considered as an investment direction, you can also rise on the growth rate, although a drop is possible but taken as a whole, the probability of growth is higher than falling.
are you ready to work for cryptocurrency?
what are those companies that pay salary compensations in crypto? and how do you think they will be dealing with taxes ??
Cryptocurrency wages are paid by many companies that are engaged in the extraction and trading of coins. Currently, salaries in bitcoins are a rather rare occurrence, since not all users perceive digital coins as a full-fledged means of payment) what are those companies that pay salary compensations in crypto? and how do you think they will be dealing with taxes ??
Cryptocurrency wages are paid by many companies that are engaged in the extraction and trading of coins. Currently, salaries in bitcoins are a rather rare occurrence, since not all users perceive digital coins as a full-fledged means of payment)what are those companies that pay salary compensations in crypto? and how do you think they will be dealing with taxes ??
Cryptocurrency wages are paid by many companies that are engaged in the extraction and trading of coins. Currently, salaries in bitcoins are a rather rare occurrence, since not all users perceive digital coins as a full-fledged means of payment)what are those companies that pay salary compensations in crypto? and how do you think they will be dealing with taxes ??
Cryptocurrency wages are paid by many companies that are engaged in the extraction and trading of coins. Currently, salaries in bitcoins are a rather rare occurrence, since not all users perceive digital coins as a full-fledged means of payment)
what are those companies that pay salary compensations in crypto? and how do you think they will be dealing with taxes ??
Legislators are not stupid. they want to first pull everyone out into the "light", and then strangle it with a tax. like they could give a hole in the law for tax optimization. maybe you also think that the government actually thinks a lot about the people?
I understand your position. Your opinion is that you cannot trust the authorities of a particular country, their laws and the court.
Legislators are not stupid. they want to first pull everyone out into the "light", and then strangle it with a tax. like they could give a hole in the law for tax optimization. maybe you also think that the government actually thinks a lot about the people?
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