CoinCorner Cryptocurrency Exchange Paying Staff Salaries in Bitcoin (BTC)

CoinCorner Cryptocurrency Exchange Paying Staff Salaries in Bitcoin (BTC)
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2019-8-20 01:00

Staffers at CoinCorner, a British bitcoin trading venue and exchange founded in 2014, now receive part or all of their salaries in cryptocurrencies including bitcoin, ether, and XRP, via CoinCoiner Checkout, a crypto payments solution that eliminates the risks of price volatility for users, reports IOMToday on August 19, 2019.

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