Detroit is set to embrace cryptocurrency, allowing residents to pay taxes and city fees with digital assets starting mid-2025. This initiative, announced by Detroit's Office of Treasury, aims to modernize payment systems and attract blockchain businesses. Payments will be processed via a secure platform managed by PayPal, supporting major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether. Mayor Mike Duggan highlighted Detroit's commitment to fostering a tech-friendly environment. The city also invites blockchain innovators to propose civic applications by December 15. Detroit joins other U.S. cities like Miami Lakes and Williston in accepting crypto for civic services.