We have to start thinking in sats, if we think in fiat currency we have lost.
It is difficult, but necessary.
I myself initially valued my paintings in sats at a very low euro countervalue and many people told me I was devaluing my work because it was cheap.
Time (...and #Bitcoin) is proving me right.
Now my paintings seem to cost more, but the value in bitcoin is almost unchanged, in fact in some cases even lower than before.
#Bitcoin values your work over time. ππ¨
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I do in fact price many things in sats, even if i have to pay in counterfeited paper money.
Testnet sats of course
Cant until purchasing power is easy to discern: we need easy ways to buy daily necessities (food, rent, healthcare).
Struggling with these kinds of ideas too, how to price things properly in sats is really difficult
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I think itβs difficult because this economy is still developing. Because few of us pay for literally everything in Bitcoin *to people who themselves operate under a Bitcoin standard*, itβs difficult to make judgments about exactly how much something is worth because thereβs no contextβ¦ except for fiat.
The time will come when enough people are not looking at fiat at all that pricing begins to make sense intuitively.
