If you've converted all your fiat into Sats just 5 days ago, evrything in your wider world might have become cheaper by at least 15%.
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I'm clear. There's no fucking Bitcoin price thing. If you're calculating Fiat to Bitcoin, it's a sin in itself. Fiat gets a number because the governments attach to it.
Bitcoin gets its value by itself.
So, there's no need to attach a price tag with Bitcoin. Let it be 1sat=1Sat.
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100 sats \ 5 replies \ @senf 10 Nov
How many sats would it be reasonable to pay for a pack of hotdogs next month?
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Does the pack of hotdog has price tagged in sats?
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3 sats \ 1 reply \ @ek 10 Nov
The question was how much you would be willing to pay for a pack of hot dogs in sats next month. Your question doesn't make sense.
Same question to @realBitcoinDog who is apparently already living on a bitcoin standard.
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Yes I’m on a Bitcoin standard, which means I know every sat is precious and I’d first reconsider if I even need the pack of hot dogs.
Now if it was a Taco Bell cheez-it Crunchwrap supreme, I’ll happily part with 5000 sats!
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @senf 10 Nov
Sure, it's 3k sats today, let's say.
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So, you're now to 'lets say'. I wint suppose. Why would I?
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That's exactly correct, because the purchasing power of Bitcoin has increased quite a bit.
Rather than, as you said: "It's not that Bitcoin price is rising, it's that the fiat shit is decreasing its purchasing power."
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And you mean that fiat is stable? It isn't volatile?
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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @senf 10 Nov
In the short term, absolutely.
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It only shows how deep you're inti fiat. You're counting on the benifits of it. Don't you know what happened to Iranian Rial in the short term? I don't want you to remind all of Latin American Nations.
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