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I can only imagine what my commodities buyer would say if I asked to be paid in bitcoin.

Subsequently, if I paid all my farm bills in the same currency and told each of my vendors (seed,

fertilizer, diesel, electricity, crop insurance...etc.) that they better figure it out, or they won't get paid.

It would be interesting too, to insist on paying taxes via such currency. I bet I could get

myself in a shit-storm in a heartbeat... :-)

...the majority is always wrong, and always the last to know about it...

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