On October 12, the Swedish Enforcement Authority first settled a debt with Bitcoin, according to the US Business Insider website.
The Swedish Executive Board is roughly equivalent to the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which recently received a 0.6-bit currency from a Swedish company, equivalent to a debt of SEK 23,000 ($ 2,850).
This may open the public's chance of bargaining, as a digital currency can be sold on the online platform to the highest bidder.
"You found assets not only in the driveway or in the living room, but also on the Internet," said Johannes Paulson, head of business development at the Swedish law enforcement agency. "We are accustomed to banking systems, although this is another asset, a special Of the assets never had before, there are a lot of criminal organizations using Bitcoal circulation, in the case of such cases, we can not claim. "