Here you go:

https://sweetsats.io/

8 oz of raw honey, currently 10,500 Sats.

I imagine you'll see that price coming down if Bitcoin keeps an upwards trend.

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Side note: you may notice that *everything* on nostr:npub1sweetl0gskmka0n5qevt7v2wj9q56ntwkmaeywffw4ftaucmcakquhns6h is *always* on sale!? That’s because the original prices listed are the price (in sats) at which the respective items were originally sold when launched.

For honey, that was first listed on February 1, 2024 when the site launched. Prices in sats have consistently deflated since that time and so honey has very steadily dropped in price over the last 10 months for anyone using #Bitcoin as their unit of account.

***probably already due for another adjustment, only two weeks since the last price drop! ⬇️

Thank you for perfectly illustrating my point for real with your actual business.

What say you, nostr:nprofile1qqsy00st92yl42nxh3tlt3neyq6gdkj9vcpftjeak0p08r6tarvgzmsrs3tz4 ?

Interesting! Can you meet your obligations to your suppliers what with falling prices? Will you make enough money in the next 12 months to pay your bills?

Yes absolutely. Sales from SweetSats specifically are made in Bitcoin only, and proceeds are saved in Bitcoin rather than converted to dollar. Therefore the overall purchasing power of our operating reserves are increasing with time. I need only spend just enough Bitcoin to pay bills and whatever is leftover after operating costs continues to appreciate for later expenses, longer-term savings, or even investment to other enterprises.

You wouldn't have other things for sale? Everyday food, clothing, household stuff?

We run a small scale farm IRL, we grow about 50 varieties of mixed vegetables and also produce value-added products like sauces, jams, eggs, honey and maple syrup.