The Town of Innisfil, Ontario, will accept bitcoin for property tax payments from next month in a one-year trial project.
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Friday, March 29, 2019
CryptoCurrency News: Canadian Municipality Set to Accept Bitcoin for Property Tax Payments
The Town of Innisfil, Ontario, will accept bitcoin for property tax payments from next month in a one-year trial project.
via CoinDesk
CryptoCurrency News: Justin Sun Draws Heat From Tron Fans for Waffling on Promised Prizes
There's an unclear line between Tron Foundation accounts and CEO Justin Sun's personal expenditures on the community, as a recent Tesla giveaway shows.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bakkt Taps Former IBM and Cisco Exec Tom Noonan to Chair Its Board
Bakkt has tapped Tom Noonan, a founder of multiple cybersecurity startups, to chair its new board.
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