Why dealers are wading into the murky waters of cryptocurrency

HGregoire President John Hairabedian — HGregoire’s John Hairabedian said the auto group has taken measures to shield itself from cryptocurrency swings. The group also keeps some bitcoin in reserve for potential vehicle purchases. (Automotive News Canada Illustration)

March 29, 2021 04:01 AM

Ask John Hairabedian why HGregoire began accepting cryptocurrency and he’ll tell this story:

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