Here’s Why You Should (And Shouldn’t) Transact in Cryptocurrencies

The Business of Kush

Bitcoin, Etherium or DogeCoin!
You can't go anywhere anymore without hearing about cryptocurrencies. Add to that the lack of safe banking for marijuana companies and the risk of so many cash transactions, and you may be curious if cryptocurrencies are an option for your cannabis business.
Well, this week Chip talks all about cryptocurrencies and what you, the cannabis entrepreneur, should know about them.
If you’ve thought about it, you'll learn some things maybe you didn’t know. And if you’ve said something along the lines of “I’ll never” you should still check out this episode because there also may be some things you didn’t know.
We’ll talk about the pros and cons, as well as the regulatory considerations if you're planning to take a virtual currency as payment, regardless of your vertical.

Plus, we'll have our "News of The Day" segment.
Want to learn even more than we have time for in this episode (plus, how to protect yourself from crypto scammers)? Just send an e-mail to [e-mail] and we'll set up a time to talk.
What to listen to next:
Episode 10 - The 5 Things You Absolutely Must Do Before You Even Think About Selling Your Company
Episode 22 - How Being Like The Swiss Can Make Your Cannabis Business More Valuable
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