US EditionLiechtenstein Plans to Accept Bitcoin for Payments to State, Prime Minister Says: Report
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Liechtenstein plans to accept bitcoin as a means of payment for certain government services. That's what Prime Minister Daniel Risch, responsible for Finance, told the German business newspaper Handelsblatt.
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Bitcoin: Liechtenstein’s government plans to accept Bitcoin for payments
The proposal envisages immediately swapping any cryptocurrency received for Swiss francs, in order to avoid exchange-rate risks, according to Prime Minister Daniel Risch. The franc is the principality’s official currency and Bitcoin wouldn’t be granted equal status, he said.
Liechtenstein says it plans to add Bitcoin (BTC) as a payment option to the government, German news media Handelsbla (Handelsbla)...
Liechtenstein plans to accept bitcoin as a means of payment for certain government services. That's what Prime Minister Daniel Risch, responsible for Finance, told the German business newspaper Handelsblatt.
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