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VPN, eSim, Grocery vouchers, Takeaway vouchers, Dinner at a Moroccan restaurant, Burger and chips and beer at a food market, Coffee at a local cafe, Groceries from Pick n Pay, Paid back a friend for dinner, V4V on Nostr, on chain transactions to secure my savings. I'll stop at 11 ๐Ÿ˜…
Stickers Pins ColdCard Opendimes Coffee beans Pecan butter Nostr build cloud storage [ wss://theforest.nostr1.com ] relay access [ wss://greensoul.space ] relay access Paid a friend in btc to split the payment for a gift for another friend who lost her father.
1. Restaurant lunches and dinners 2. Groceries 3. Hotel rooms 4. Hand-made vegan chocolates. 5. T-Shirt 6. Salsa 7. Cloud servers 8. Code 9. Art 10. Entrance tickets
Directly? Lots of stuff, especially at Bitcoin conferences like hardware wallets, drinks, food, jewelry, art, books, VPN, mining equipment, physical coins, shirts, socks and a bunch of other stuff I can't recall. Indirectly? Literally everything I buy, because I'm on a Bitcoin standard. A lot of people make it a virtue signal to pay for stuff directly with Bitcoin. It's a nice thing to be able to, but it's not the end-all. That day will come, but trying to guilt people into using it as a payment method when they're paying more for the same good is just foolish. View quoted note โ†’
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