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There was a guy who bought beer using Bitcoin recently in a small local bar in Boracay, Philippines. He paid 1,600 sats for one bottle using Strike App which supports Lightning. It's definitely possible to use Bitcoin for microtransactions, but it depends on the adoption of such merchants if they are willing to accept bitcoin as a primary source of payment.
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There was a guy who bought beer using Bitcoin recently in a small local bar in Boracay, Philippines. He paid 1,600 sats for one bottle using Strike App which supports Lightning. It's definitely possible to use Bitcoin for microtransactions, but it depends on the adoption of such merchants if they are willing to accept bitcoin as a primary source of payment.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1mmxr6d/paid_for_my_beer_in_bitcoin/
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1mmxr6d/paid_for_my_beer_in_bitcoin/