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It sucks to pay taxes on a property you supposedly already own, but there is some good news on that front. Miami-Dade County now accepts Bitcoin for property tax payments. It’s a…

Lark Davis
Published: 2026-11-12 08:23 UTC
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It sucks to pay taxes on a property you supposedly already own, but there is some good news on that front. Miami-Dade County now accepts Bitcoin for property tax payments. It’s a small step, but we’r…

It sucks to pay taxes on a property you supposedly already own, but there is some good news on that front. Miami-Dade County now accepts Bitcoin for property tax payments. It’s a small step, but we’re getting there. https://t.co/xcgTieDTdB

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Lark Davis · Published 2026-11-13 09:30 UTC

Another win for crypto adoption: Thailand’s new WORPT app lets tourists convert USDT/USDC into baht and pay by scanning QR codes, no Thai bank account needed. It runs under the…

Another win for crypto adoption: Thailand’s new WORPT app lets tourists convert USDT/USDC into baht and pay by scanning QR codes, no Thai bank account needed. It runs under the SEC’s TouristDigiPay pilot, after similar moves in Bhutan and Brazil.

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