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The details are still unclear, but according to The Hill citing the Financial Times, the Iranian Republic will levy $1 per barrel of oil to be paid in bitcoin on all traffic out of the Persian Gulf. The Iranian government obviously benefits from this, but who actually pays the toll? This question, what is known as tax incidence, is one important point of difference between the Austrian school and mainstream economics that remains Top Raico, Ekirch, and the Tragedy of American Militarism...
Large Businesses: Larger businesses which allow their employees to use “20% time” or similar programs to develop projects can use this in conjunction with tools like dh_make or fpm to roll out an instant package repository when a program is ready for testing with a wider audience. If you’re one of these people and you have a bitcoin or two lying around, you could send them my way and support development. 1FMSVpcKGuRhTjCcWegCgET9x3er28BzkA Versioning...
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A lot of cash is hard to dispose of in some countries without suspicion and so they transfer it to Bitcoin. Or rather, whoever owes them money sells it to them on the market at a drop-down price. Inflation goes up and down and people want to sell so as not to lose money.
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