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The "pay me in bitcoin" bill is gaining momentum in the Argentina Congress at the moment. The workers in Argentina are likely to receive their salary in BTC if the bill is passed in the Congress
José Luis Ramón, a member of the Argentina Congress presented the bill in the house and this further makes the "pay me in bitcoin" project stronger. The bill stated that the workers will receive all their salaries either in bitcoin or part of their salary in bitcoin
“The idea is that they can strengthen their autonomy and conserve the purchasing power of their remuneration.” he states.
Considering the hyperinflation in Argentina, the the country is in dire need of bitcoin. The citizens could no longer store their wealth because of inflation . The Argentine peso is inflicted with a serious inflation
Ramón went on to state: “This initiative stems from the need to promote greater autonomy and governance of wages, without this implying a loss of rights or exposure to situations of abuse within the framework of the employment relationship.”
Argentina seems to be following in the footsteps of El Salvador, who made Bitcoin legal tender recently. And this plays into the recent theme of congressmen in South American countries pushing for adoption of Bitcoin.
What do you see to this
José Luis Ramón, a member of the Argentina Congress presented the bill in the house and this further makes the "pay me in bitcoin" project stronger. The bill stated that the workers will receive all their salaries either in bitcoin or part of their salary in bitcoin
“The idea is that they can strengthen their autonomy and conserve the purchasing power of their remuneration.” he states.
Considering the hyperinflation in Argentina, the the country is in dire need of bitcoin. The citizens could no longer store their wealth because of inflation . The Argentine peso is inflicted with a serious inflation
Ramón went on to state: “This initiative stems from the need to promote greater autonomy and governance of wages, without this implying a loss of rights or exposure to situations of abuse within the framework of the employment relationship.”
Argentina seems to be following in the footsteps of El Salvador, who made Bitcoin legal tender recently. And this plays into the recent theme of congressmen in South American countries pushing for adoption of Bitcoin.
What do you see to this