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For the individual that is fine. But on a macro scale it doesn’t really mean much for the exchange of goods and services.
What irritates me is when bitcoiners who are purists like darth brow beat people because they have a mortgage or use visa card loaded up with sats to pay for things in the real economy.
But since there is no (or at least should not be a) higher authority than the individual in Bitcoin, all we can do is use bitcoin as an MoE.
I'm at close to 95% income in sats in 2026 but - unfortunately - only about 40% in expenses. Didn't help that I couldn't find a place I can rent in sats since mid-June, and that in this area I haven't found a single grocer that takes sats. I did remove some dirty fiat LLM shit and spend a lot more sats on ppq now... doesn't help vs rent, but I'll get there.
See #1537948
I think this is the best way to look at it.
Thanks. What this does mean is that for the receiving end of sats, assuming that we are right and the fiat guys are wrong - meaning Bitcoin is the better money - that they have an actual incentive to see how they can avoid FX risk to fiat. This is what any business with FX risk in the world does.
Assuming that we are right: if I have 50% of my revenue in sats and only 10% of my expenses, and I have 10% margin overall, there is an incentive for me to tune my liability side to about 55% being denominated in sats. That is a dream optimization for any business and it's hard to attain, but the incentive is there.
Huh? No I think that now you're trying to be a bigger purist than Darth.
What I do with my sats is my business. What my business partners do with theirs is their business.
You cannot reflect what someone else does on my standards (nor can one really comment on another's standards, but whatevs) that is not correct. I spend sats, I spend sats. We can argue about paying T-mobile through bitrefill, but even then, I'm still paying in sats. My MoE is Bitcoin. Whether then my supplier cannot match their liabilities to also be in sats is simply irrelevant to my standard.
If you buy something in USD from an importer that has to pay their supplier in CAD, are you not living on a USD standard? I say you are. You're not touching CAD.