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I guess the debate is really over at what point that change needs to occur. Obviously it's completely silly to imagine paying thousands of whole bitcoins for a pizza today, but it wasn't silly in 2010. At some point though people understand the relative value of other things vs. Bitcoin. Whether bitcoiners like it or not, stable fiat currencies like USD are currently very efficient ways of comparing the current relative values of other things vs. Bitcoin in the economy.
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⚡️ᗪㄖ匚⚡️ 1y ago

We should price things in Moscow minutes for now. Since bitcoin has no top, this will always be an issue until hyperbitcoinization. And then we’ll have to standardize it to a cup of coffee or something else besides the USD.

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corndalorian 1y ago

Right, bitcoin is not currently the standard reference point in the world for determining the relative price of other things. Until it is, pricing anything in sats has to have some degree of flexibility to keep it fair within the larger economy.