It also depends on how much of your cost is tied to fiat-pegged pricing. If your raw goods are fiat priced then you'll still have to consider the price of bitcoin in fiat terms. Bitcoin tends to trade in bands (right now 80-90k) so price accordingly. When bitcoin takes off one direction or the other, you either re-price or take the low time preference route (if your cash flow can sustain it) and just hodl the price so to speak.

I agree with that. The repricing is the tricky part. Not only for a business with repeat customers but when the input costs fluctuate in fiat so frequently. I would prefer to offer goods for whatever value the customer feels they receive from it. This is my version of value for value. Doing this long enough would create a “standard”.