Building the Bitcoin circular economy one relationship at a time, here with nostr:npub1vpx9596duxdsmx4kwksycm2u4qy0gr6mzg289m52q96gdy97s9zsnkjspj

I brew coffee daily, and because it's something I don't produce myself, I need to buy it regularly. Around a year ago, Otis bitmeyer started attending meetups in my area and with him he brought his home roasted coffee. At the time, the coffee source I had been using for years was having supply shortages so I was often running out of coffee and couldn't buy enough to have any in reserve. I jumped on the opportunity to buy fresh locally roasted coffee with Bitcoin directly from the roaster.

Now I buy all my coffee from Otis, and it's some of the best coffee I've ever had. I don't think I had ever drank coffee made from freshly roasted beans before because the difference is huge and I look forward to restocking every month.

After participating in meetups and working hard to earn Bitcoin instead of buying it, I've noticed something interesting. High quality goods that meetup participants need on a regular basis seem to be the most successful items when it comes to earning Bitcoin. If each participant can provide something that a few others in the group need each month, then the Bitcoin literally circulates amongst the members.

https://fountain.fm/episode/xbgxc8vcXlnsiZY8rrCu

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