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Survey: The willingness of business owners and employees to pay salaries in cryptocurrency is increasing, with 25% of business owners supporting crypto loans

Survey: The willingness of business owners and employees to pay salaries in cryptocurrency is increasing, with 25% of business owners supporting crypto loans

Bitget2024/12/08 09:02

ChainCatcher reports, according to Cryptonomist, that a recent survey by Clarify Capital shows a significant increase in the acceptance of cryptocurrency payments among business owners and employees. The survey covered 800 US employees and 200 business owners, with data showing that 25% of business owners support adopting cryptocurrency loans, predicting that by 2025, 10% of businesses will choose crypto loans over traditional ones.

In terms of salary payment, 10% of business owners consider paying salaries in cryptocurrencies, with 30% employee support. Among them, 72% of employees prefer to accept Bitcoin salaries and 43% choose Ethereum. Among Generation Z business owners surveyed, there is a higher level (50%) supporting crypto loans compared to only15 % from the Baby Boomer generation. In the construction industry already has seen an uptake where about20 % contractors have accepted crypto payments before; furthermore ,5 % are willing to offer a discount up to10 % for such transactions.

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