Can you stop pricing yourself in fiat?
I would say it is with almost 100% certainty that you cannot.
I'm wondering just how long you will use the fiat banking system as your crutch
Let's be specific here
People don't price Bitcoin in abstract fiat. They price it in dollars, euro, British pounds, Chinese yuan, Russian rubles, and whatever currency might exist out there. What does it tell us? Basically, that this valuation is no more than a useful convention since most of these currencies are
independent of each other. As you can see, it proves the point that you can essentially price Bitcoin in anything, which is only a matter of personal preferences and convenience
But are all fiat currencies really independent of each other? The last time I checked most of the countries around the world consider the US Dollar as the reserve currency. Most of those countries hold their reserves in USD and GBP or even Euro. Once that happens a dependency will have to occur. International trade is also one way of making these currencies become dependent with each other, specifically dependency on the US Dollar.