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🎧 Ep #21: Getting Paid in Bitcoin with Bitwage Featuring Jonathan Chester | The Nobcastplay.fountain.fm/episode/7444658180
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5 sats \ 3 replies \ @earnbitcoin OP 1 Apr 2022
In this episode, we interviewed Jonathan Chester, CEO of Bitwage, the leading provider of bitcoin and cryptocurrency payroll solutions. He spoke about how bitcoin makes it easier to receive payment from anywhere in the world. Jonathan shared his thoughts on the recent trends of how influencers and athletes are ready to be paid their salaries in bitcoin. He also mentioned how UFC fighter Matheus Nicolau recently started accepting his earnings in bitcoin.
In this episode we cover
  • How Bitwage works
  • Why bitcoin is more desirable for international payments
  • Addressing the trend of influencers and athletes wanting to be paid in bitcoin
  • Future of bitcoin and employment
  • Future of Bitwage
  • Follow Jonathan Chester on Twitter: @JonChest
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5 sats \ 2 replies \ @earnbitcoin OP 1 Apr 2022
There was another post on SN regarding UFC fighter Matheus Nicolau earning in bitcoin:
Matheus Nicolau converting a share of his UFC Columbus purse to bitcoin #16524 https://www.mmafighting.com/2022/3/25/22996013/matheus-nicolau-explains-why-hes-converting-a-share-of-his-ufc-columbus-purse-to-bitcoin
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @earnbitcoin OP 1 Apr 2022
"These influencers, these athletes are really showing people that they've done their education.
They understand that this is not just safe thing but the right thing to do to preserve their wealth.
Athletes have this issue of well they only get to work for 5, 10, 15 years. So they have to care a lot about how they protect their money. They are thinking about it a lot more than the average person who has 30, 40, maybe even 50 years of a working lifetime.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @earnbitcoin OP 1 Apr 2022
In five years I think that the average person is going to be putting away at least five percent of their salary into bitcoin.
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