According to a letter sent to Quentin Fottrell of MarketWatch’s “The Moneyist,” the unnamed employee — known only as “Crypto Confused” — received payment for the contract work in cryptocurrency in August 2020, following which the price of the token surged 700%. The day the employee wrote the letter, the CEO emailed them demanding that they return the digital asset because they did not “generate any revenue for the company and are not currently doing any follow up work,” after which they can invoice the company for the hours worked in U.S. dollars — not the current value of the cryptocurrency.
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