Chefgreensignature

Hey there! 

I'm Chef Emmanuel Green , proudly serving up delicious meals in the vibrant, ancient city of Calabar, Nigeria. But here’s the twist: I'm the only food brand vendor in my city that accepts Bitcoin as payment!

I'm not just passionate about food , I'm a Bitcoin enthusiast on a mission. Currently forging my path toward earning a Bitcoin diploma, and I’m all about learning, unlearning, and growing in this space.

 I also wear another fun hat as the President of the Association of SAT Beggars of Nigeria (ASSATBON) , a lively, question and answer community built around sharing free SATs and sparking curiosity about Bitcoin 

If you're ever in Calabar, come through and I’ll give you a Satoshi sized welcome warm, hearty, and unforgettable. 

You can even chat me up directly on WhatsApp at 
+2348164266713.

One thing I always say:
"Bitcoin no dey pay rent, but it dey open doors!"

Am here to connect, collaborate, and learn all I need to know so I can bring more chefs and more people  into this amazing decentralized world.

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AskSN



I’ve Got a Serious Bitcoin Question 

We all know Bitcoin isn’t something they can just mass-produce, right?
There’s a fixed supply , only 21 million BTC, and we even have a rough year when the last Satoshi will be mined.

So here’s my question…
What’s with all the hype to “bring more people into the Bitcoin network”?
Can’t we who already hold it just keep buying, holding, spending, and transacting among ourselves till the last one is mined?

Now, don’t get me wrong , I get the part that says:
“I can’t eat a good soup and not tell someone else about it, right?” 
Facts. We like to share good stuff.

But I also understand this part:
“If it’s really that good, have you even finished convincing your own family members? Abeg, leave me joor.”
Because that one is real too. Some people just aren’t moved.

And then there's the sharp question:
“So Chef, if I join now, what do you stand to gain?”

And my honest answer?
“Nothing.”

So tell me, guys 
What exactly do we, the holders of sats, stand to benefit from onboarding more people into Bitcoin?

And again 
What impact does it really have on Bitcoin itself when more people join, hold, and spend it?

Please, somebody break this down for me like you’re explaining to your little cousin.
No grammar. Just the realest layman talk.

A serious Bitcoin question

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Selling food and accepting Bitcoin as payment is the Future

Selling Food and Accepting Bitcoin: The Future of Culinary Business

The future of food is digital, and accepting Bitcoin as payment is a forward-thinking move for any modern culinary entrepreneur. As the world becomes increasingly cashless and decentralized, offering Bitcoin as a payment option shows innovation, flexibility, and global vision.

By accepting Bitcoin, food vendors can serve a broader audience, both locally and internationally, without the delays and high fees often associated with traditional banking systems. It also protects against inflation and currency instability in many regions.

This isn’t just about tech , it’s about freedom, speed, and connection. When a chef blends delicious food with cutting-edge payment options like Bitcoin, they’re not just serving meals , they’re serving the future.

