Starting Bitwage, An International Payroll Company That Uses Bitcoin

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I became interested in Bitcoin during the fall of 2013, while leading the inside sales team for Oracle open source support in Kansas and Iowa. Our territory isn’t the first states that come to mind when one thinks of technology and financial innovation; our customers were the excellent university systems, as well as staid financial service companies and enterprises in Des Moines and the western suburbs of Kansas City.
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