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Within regulation, you can refuse goods and services to anyone. However, as far as I know, if someone owes you money they can always pay you in an equivalent am
by 3825 13y ago
Within regulation, you can refuse goods and services to anyone. However, as far as I know, if someone owes you money they can always pay you in an equivalent amount of [local currency]. Isn't that the whole point of a legal tender?
If I lend someone 1 BTC, can I force the borrower to repay me in BTC? How would that even work if the borrower has already spent the BTC?
- ISL 13y agoNot a lawyer. If you give the borrower a loan priced in BTC, you can attempt to compel them to repay the loan in a BTC-equivalent amount of their local currency. "Legal for all debts, public and private", and all that.