1 in 5 French Workers Wants to Get Paid in Crypto, Survey Finds
A fifth of French workers would like to receive all or part of their salaries in crypto, a survey has found. The survey was conducted by the French payroll software provider Payfit and reported by the French media outlet...
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The survey was conducted by the French payroll software provider Payfit and reported by the French media outlet Cointribune.
The survey found that 20% of French respondents were in favor of ditching fiat salaries and instead receiving remuneration in crypto....
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