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It'd be $500 if it had grown at the same rate as Bitcoin!
The folks getting paid in BTC are extremely lucky. I suspect we will see more demand for it in the coming years.
> Wall Street firms paid their New York City-based traders an average bonus of $184,000 last year.

I wonder in what proportion to salary.

In any case this article is just an outrage piece, since when does it make sense to track anything against trader bonuses?

> when does it make sense to track anything against trader bonuses

It's another a measure of the ever increasing inequality in some countries.

Such topic that certainly impacts the life of people commenting on HN.

$13 if at the same rate as my cat!
Why didn't it grow then? Is it because minimum wage is given for jobs whose people are fungible? A certain imbalance between supply and demand perhaps? Is this surprising for anyone or is the article just baiting angry responses against the very upstanding and well liked Wall Street