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Last updated: June 17, 2025, 20:34  |  Written by: Cameron Winklevoss

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Miami’s Mayor to Become the First US Politician to Take His Salary

Miami mayor plans to accept next paycheck entirely in Bitcoin

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez to Take Next Paycheck

Mayor Of Miami Francis Suarez

Mayor of Miami Francis Suarez said he aimed to be the first U.S. lawmaker at the state or federal level to accept part of his salary in Bitcoin.

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Miami's crypto 'concierge' explains why he's taking his paycheck in

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City of Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said that he’s still taking his paycheck in bitcoin despite the ongoing market volatility. “I just bought some yesterday,” he said at a press

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has committed to taking his next paycheck fully in bitcoin, becoming the first known U.S. politician to make such a move.

Miami's mayor says he's still taking paycheck in bitcoin

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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who said earlier last month he would take his next paycheck “100% in Bitcoin,” is seeking to expand the use of cryptocurrency across the

The mayor of Miami and an outspoken bitcoin bull – Francis Suarez – revealed he still takes his salary in the primary digital asset. However, he explained this is not

Days after after diverting 10% of his own paycheck to bitcoin, Sarasti said he helped Miami Mayor Francis Suarez do the same. Suarez proposed earlier this year that all

Francis Suarez

Francis Suarez – the pro-crypto mayor of Miami – vowed to receive his next paycheck entirely in bitcoin. Thus, he can become the first American politician to be paid in the

Miami’s Mayor Continues to Receive His Salary in Bitcoin

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