Yes when leaders like Tashiro act transparently and genuinely commit to crypto so it is great news for everyone especially for this company shareholders. This shows he is not just following trend but truly believes in Bitcoin unlike many big names who talk about it but do not actually use it.
Such actions make Bitcoin look more practical and less like risky investment setting strong example for others. If more important people follow suit it will build stronger foundation for Bitcoin making 2025 potentially very good year for its growth and wider acceptance.

I don't know if he has any hidden agenda and the reasons I give are not mine. Remixpoint was upfront about why they did this and I'm just repeating what they said. This is the company's strategy to align the interests of the company's management and shareholders.

And as I said, even though they are an energy company but they invest a lot of money in crypto, and their stock is highly correlated with bitcoin volatility. That is why they need to strengthen shareholder confidence by sharing risks and rewards between management and shareholders.

If CEO or any employee of the company wants to save, invest or accumulate bitcoins, they can do so at any time privately. They don't need to devise some hidden agenda merely just to save bitcoin by asking the company to pay salaries in bitcoin.

Personally, I don't see anything in Tasiro's actions that could make Bitcoin more convenient to use, as you said. If he wanted to make Bitcoin more convenient to use, he could sponsor the deployment of more Lightning Network nodes for retail outlets in countries where Bitcoin is legal tender. And receiving a salary in Bitcoin indicates that Tasiro views Bitcoin as an investment asset and nothing more.

But still it would be that ideal that there should be that still an option if you are a business owner then just giving out that Bitcoin option only and having no other choice then we do know that not all employees do know about Bitcoin or crypto on which means that they cant be able to get or accept Bitcoin as their payment but since we are talking about CEO takes hi salary on Bitcoin then its a good initiative. We do know that everything or anything that do talks about recognition and adoption then it would be always that a good news. When it comes into the advantages then we can definitely say that it would be having the potential but of course there would be always that risks involved on which people should be that wary about these stuffs. For the talks about being an example then its always that good to look at on this case.

Just like been said that anything that correlates about adoption and recognition would be always a good news. It would be that there are those people who would be totally oppose into this idea but there are those who are willing to take up such step because they've seen that chance or opportunity on earning. So it will be just that depending basing up on how you do make out such approach.

To build confidence? That makes sense anyway. That is very important in the company. However, this action made by the CEO is not just an ordinary thing that gains reputation and trust from stakeholders, but also draws attention to the community and other companies that Bitcoin is going to be another big trend in the future. It won't replace fiat money, and it gives an option.

They are just a small company, but they can influence others to do the same. And honestly, we need this kind of mindset to keep bitcoin adoption growing fast and sustainably.

He's setting an example to his company and also he's got wider reach and his reputation can help in getting more trust for Bitcoin.
While us, we're also here and we've been accepting payments through Bitcoin as well but we're not as popular as he is and don't have a title like his.
So, getting into these CEOs accepting Bitcoin like him might also encourage the others to do the same and the ripple effect continuous.

As some have pointed out, the intention is not to set an example but rather the company's strategy to strengthen and increase shareholder confidence in the company's bitcoin investment strategy.

Because bitcointalk is a pure bitcoin community and getting paid in bitcoin is a given.

I don't think this news will have a big impact because he is not the first CEO in the world to receive salary in bitcoin and the company is not that famous. Most people didn't know about them until this news came out.

It's part of the strategy and someone has to do it and that's him. So, if that's not an example of him but the purpose is part of it. And that's why the increased of trust to them is needed to be done and to make him as an example to say that they are serious with what they are doing.

Yes, don't expect a lot of impact from this news. But if merged with all of the other adoption news, this makes great impact in the long run.

The CEO can do anything he wants to receive salary in any method in his company. Who care if Elon Musk receives his salary in Telsa company with Tesla products?

The company workers who have to be governed by the CEO, and treated by the company are vulnerable to the company policy changes. We can not be sure that if all workers in a company are forced to receive salary in bitcoin, is it good for them.

The similar story is how El Salvador made Bitcoin Legal Tender in their nation years ago in the last market cycle, and forced all stores there must receive Bitcoin payments. Locals were not happy with that and you can imagine same unhappy feeling of workers who are forced to receive bitcoin.