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We all have our salaries of signature campaigns in satoshis already 
In the long run, this has been an efficient and profitable payment method. Nothing to complain about it
In the long run, this has been an efficient and profitable payment method. Nothing to complain about it
Not really. OP is talking about displaying prices in satoshis and the example you give is not correct because the payments are announced in dollars, the conversion to satoshis is later, depending on the exchange rate of that week. Here is your campaign as an example:
Yeah, although some years ago we had many campaigns paid in BTC, such as 0.01 per week (equivalent to around $100 at that time), it is much more efficient to set the prices in USD and convert to BTC when making the payment.
This reduces the need for constant adjustments to campaign payments, to keep them within budget.
I see no problem with this approach, which is actually better, and we still keep our "salaries in satoshis".
I don't think OP could be referring to have salary reduction in the bear market
Original archived Re: Salary in satoshis?
Scraped on 15/06/2025, 12:11:07 UTC
We all have our salaries of signature campaigns in satoshis already
In the long run, this has been an efficient and profitable payment method. Nothing to complain about it
In the long run, this has been an efficient and profitable payment method. Nothing to complain about it
Not really. OP is talking about displaying prices in satoshis and the example you give is not correct because the payments are announced in dollars, the conversion to satoshis is later, depending on the exchange rate of that week. Here is your campaign as an example:
Yeah, although some years ago we had many campaigns paid in BTC, such as 0.01 per week (equivalent to around $100 at that time), it is much more efficient to set the prices in USD and convert to BTC when making the payment.
This reduces the need for constant adjustments to campaign payments, to keep them within budget