daniel on Nostr: In 2016, a cup of coffee in the U.S was around $3.50. Today, that same coffee would ...
In 2016, a cup of coffee in the U.S was around $3.50. Today, that same coffee would cost closer to $6. Priced in bitcoin, that 2016 cup would have cost 500,000 sats (around $400), but now it’s just 7500 sats. And this, my friends, is why nobody ever wants to spend their bitcoin.
Published at
2026-10-22 18:39:34 UTCEvent JSON
{
"id": "0000038a3ba2bbbcb9a50db2586e4fab3b30d1cea65c82897d1abc164389d59d",
"pubkey": "ee6ea13ab9fe5c4a68eaf9b1a34fe014a66b40117c50ee2a614f4cda959b6e74",
"created_at": 1792694374,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"client",
"Zap Cooking",
"31990:319ad3e790634dbe86f14db9c2995b26ee3c6228be55f89c4c7fea9acc01d50a:zap-cooking"
],
[
"nonce",
"585324",
"20"
]
],
"content": "In 2016, a cup of coffee in the U.S was around $3.50. Today, that same coffee would cost closer to $6. Priced in bitcoin, that 2016 cup would have cost 500,000 sats (around $400), but now it’s just 7500 sats. And this, my friends, is why nobody ever wants to spend their bitcoin.",
"sig": "1e88bf5b91f7c3a458ceb8a97dd9abe595844301b9bcb1aff3d7c0c0b28eed6f9e099643aeb745dc67c38ca88c8645625b9c4e06974e36b6a94907848f26cf8a"
}
