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Title: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of profits in btc ? Post by: glub0x on October 09, 2014, 04:49:17 PM It is all in the title...
That would help shopping! Also a list of company having (at least partly) staff member paid in btc? thanks Title: Re: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of benefits in btc ? Post by: ebliever on October 09, 2014, 05:13:39 PM I doubt if the bitcoin ecosystem is mature enough that anyone is keeping over 50% of the BTC they earn. Fiat is still needed to pay most business expenses, I'm guessing. There are a few examples of some employees being paid in BTC though.
Title: Re: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of benefits in btc ? Post by: polynesia on October 09, 2014, 05:43:51 PM I doubt if the bitcoin ecosystem is mature enough that anyone is keeping over 50% of the BTC they earn. Fiat is still needed to pay most business expenses, I'm guessing. There are a few examples of some employees being paid in BTC though. Agree. Or they should have ridiculously high margins. :) Title: Re: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of benefits in btc ? Post by: evok3d on October 09, 2014, 05:52:52 PM overstock.com keeps 10% of all their bitcoins sales in the form of bitcoins. I think that is a WIN as they have a huge turn over. For others they should consider giving something back or keeping some for sure. Though soon it wont matter as the ecosystem speeds up to a point that it is being bought and used as much as it is being traded for fiat.
:D Title: Re: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of benefits in btc ? Post by: bornil267645 on October 09, 2014, 05:56:18 PM I still haven't heard of such services, but hoping for that matured economic community.
Title: Re: A list of btc accepting store that keep more than 50% of benefits in btc ? Post by: glub0x on October 09, 2014, 08:35:26 PM I doubt if the bitcoin ecosystem is mature enough that anyone is keeping over 50% of the BTC they earn. Fiat is still needed to pay most business expenses, I'm guessing. There are a few examples of some employees being paid in BTC though. Sorry bad english i meant profit.I don't expect anyone to pay business expense with bitcoin they kept, that's why i ask about keeping profit. Instead of keeping it in fiat a company could very well keep it partly in form of bitcoins before reinvesting it later (by selling probably). This is just taking risk on the profit not the turnover ... |