Thanks @The_Cryptovator appreciate your input.


I’ve had similar situations. Some clients insist on stablecoins, some are hardcore BTC only, some want to negotiate in fiat but pay in whatever feels fun that day.


Personally, I try to price based on the value I feel the work delivers and then use fiat as a reference only if needed for clarity. BTC is volatile, but so is creativity, right?


For bigger gigs (like custom music, or larger dev tools/scripts), I sometimes set partial payments:

a small fixed BTC amount upfront (commitment),

final BTC amount closer to delivery (based on market or agreement),

and optionally a little sats bonus if the client’s really happy.


I think the key is: BTC pricing is flexible, but value must feel fair to both sides. That's the real currency.


Do you guys think there’s demand for something like a BTC-native creative marketplace with transparent pricing tools? Or are most people just handling it P2P and ad hoc?