Remixpoint has announced that its CEO's salary will be fully paid in Bitcoin.
BlockBeats News, July 8th, according to an official announcement, the Japanese publicly listed company Remixpoint has announced that its CEO's salary will be fully paid in Bitcoin. Remixpoint stated that this is the first time a publicly listed Japanese company has attempted to pay its CEO's entire salary in cryptocurrency.
The Japanese publicly listed company Remixpoint added 56.87 Bitcoins to its holdings on June 13th, worth approximately $5.915 million (887 million yen), with an average price of about $104,000 per Bitcoin. This purchase brought its total Bitcoin holdings to 1,038.27 Bitcoins, surpassing the milestone of holding over a thousand Bitcoins for the first time.
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