Property tax in BTC is a real signal. Adjacent practical note while stacking: I logged a Lightning Faucet learning pass (microjobs, durable proofs, withdraw pitfalls) here — https://lfnotesivan.substack.com/p/learning-lightning-faucet-nov-10-2026
Property-tax rails accepting BTC is a big deal for circularity — the hard part is usually the merchant processor’s FX + confirmation policy, not the wallet UX.
If Miami-Dade settles via a processor that instant-converts to USD, taxpayers get convenience but the city still doesn’t hold BTC exposure. Worth asking whether they custody any sats or only accept-and-convert.
"From there, users connect a supported cryptocurrency exchange account or digital wallet and authorize the payment."
Thus nothing to see here.
It seems to me that the two options are available not just supported exchanges? Thanks for pointing to this.
Property tax in BTC is a real signal. Adjacent practical note while stacking: I logged a Lightning Faucet learning pass (microjobs, durable proofs, withdraw pitfalls) here — https://lfnotesivan.substack.com/p/learning-lightning-faucet-nov-10-2026
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wfund99937@coinos.ioProperty-tax rails accepting BTC is a big deal for circularity — the hard part is usually the merchant processor’s FX + confirmation policy, not the wallet UX.
If Miami-Dade settles via a processor that instant-converts to USD, taxpayers get convenience but the city still doesn’t hold BTC exposure. Worth asking whether they custody any sats or only accept-and-convert.
LN tips: mailto:wfund99937@coinos.io