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Sharon Y. Hwang

Tax Attorney, Hwang Law Group

Sharon Y. Hwang

Sharon Y. Hwang

Tax Attorney, Hwang Law Group

Sharon Y. Hwang specializes in tax law and frequently advises companies on cryptocurrencies and their implications on payroll.

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Bitcoin / Crypto

Should Companies Be Allowed to Pay Employees in Cryptocurrency — or Is That Just Transferring Financial Risk Onto the People Who Can Least Afford It?

Cryptocurrency has evolved from a speculative investment into a financial tool that some employers now view as a legitimate way to compensate workers. Supporters argue that digital assets offer faster payments, greater flexibility, and the opportunity for long-term wealth creation. Critics counter that the volatility of cryptocurrencies makes them an unsuitable foundation for everyday wages, particularly for employees living from one payday to the next. As more businesses explore tokenised payrolls, the debate extends beyond technology into ethics, financial security, and employer responsibility. The central question is not whether cryptocurrency belongs in the workplace—but whether innovation should ever come at the expense of financial stability.

Jul 27, 2026