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Not sure if this is true in Canada, but in the US at least, employers are required to pay you in USD (at least up to the minimum wage). And, if someone offers
by URSpider94 14y ago
Not sure if this is true in Canada, but in the US at least, employers are required to pay you in USD (at least up to the minimum wage). And, if someone offers to pay you in CND for your work in Canada, you can't refuse them, even if you'd rather be paid in BTC.
Sure, you can exchange USD, CND and BTC as much as you wish, but the point is that, within Canada, you can be certain that you can always pay and be paid in CND -- which can't be said for any other currency.
- napoleond 14y agoMy business can accept any currency I want it to. It's true that if I had employees I would have to pay them in local currency. I'm not sure how any of this is relevant to BTC's "relevance" as a currency--it doesn't need the support of a nation-state for it to be a valuable medium of exchange.