Bitwage Announces Ether (ETH) Payroll Services

Bitwage Announces Ether (ETH) Payroll Services
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2019-6-13 13:00

Bitwage, a firm working to normalize crypto by allowing workers, freelancers, and contractors to receive their salaries in cryptocurrencies, has announced that interested parties can now receive payment in Ether, as per a blog post June 10, 2019.

Ether Payroll Bitwage has been working to “close the loop” in the crypto lifecycle which requires firstRead MoreRead More. The post by Eddie Mitchell appeared first on BTCManager, Bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News\. origin »

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