Costa Rican crypto: The Bitcoin economy in Costa Rica

By cineramaJanuary 4, 2019Bitcoin Business

Costa Ricans can legally receive part of their salary in cryptocurrency, and given the impending financial crisis in Costa Rica, does it make sense to do so?

No. Not yet, […]

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