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3074 sats \ 37 comments \ @CheezeGrater 1 Feb bitcoin

I think it would be really cool if we compared the prices of some common goods after converting from your local fiat to satoshis. You don't have to add the country but if you don't mind/care that makes the info a bit more useful.

I'll go first!

South Africa:

    1lt Milk                     ~  3800 sats
    6 eggs                       ~  7600 sats
    Fresh Rump Beef Steak per kg ~ 20000 sats

Feel free to post anything, doesn't have to be the same as mine.

I'm using the Bitcoin price at the time of the post ~ $42200

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1 reply \ @CheezeGrater OP 1 Feb

I messed up the milk :/

2lt Milk ~ 3800 sats

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Enemy_of_the_state 1 Feb freebie

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295 sats \ 1 reply \ @haimot 1 Feb

Vietnam 1kg rice 1500 sats 6 eggs 2000 sats 1 liter milk 4000 sats 1kg beef 24000 sats

1 sat \ 0 replies \ @cryptofolyo 2 Feb

1 kg beef 24 kilosat

246 sats \ 0 replies \ @hasherstacker 1 Feb

Rice in Kenya is at 2830 sats/kg

220 sats \ 0 replies \ @_Stacy 1 Feb freebie

Milk in Kenya -802 sats Rice in kenya_1500 sats Cooking oil in kenya_2000 sats

233 sats \ 0 replies \ @lightwalker 1 Feb

Malawi

1 Loaf of Bread : 2150 sats

149 sats \ 1 reply \ @Natalia 1 Feb

Once you do this, then it's really easy to tell where is the places to live - why pay more when you can keep more sats and even have a better quality of life:)

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Taurus 6 Feb

Because you win more maybe 🤷🏻

125 sats \ 1 reply \ @freetx 1 Feb

USA	Price
6 eggs	2600 sat
1l Milk	2100 sat
1kg Beef Rump	26,000 sat

Note our eggs are sold in dozen, milk is sold in US Gal, and Meat sold by pound, so everything converted to get equiv

4 sats \ 0 replies \ @CheezeGrater OP 5 Feb

Thanks for the effort!

306 sats \ 0 replies \ @Enemy_of_the_state 1 Feb freebie

USA Ribeye per kg - 36,000 sats Eggs per 6 - 1,100 Ground beef/kg - 15,000 Milk 1 ltr. - 1,700 5.56 nato/1k case. - 1,118,540 9x19 - 1k case. - 535,900.
AR-15 - 745,695

Browning M2 - 1.05 BTC .50 cal HMG

Beef+guns+Bitcoin = priceless

126 sats \ 0 replies \ @kr 1 Feb

Canada

12 pasture raised eggs: 14,000 sats

284 sats \ 0 replies \ @mf 1 Feb

Great idea! This makes me wonder if a price tracker website/app exists where all prices are crowd sourced....

283 sats \ 0 replies \ @cryptofolyo 2 Feb

Looks like We need a Unit KiloSat -

1 litre milk - 3.8 kilosat 6 eggs - 7.6 kilosat

283 sats \ 0 replies \ @riberet19 1 Feb

Spain 6 eggs - 3000 sats 1 liter milk - 2400 sats.

283 sats \ 1 reply \ @go 1 Feb

Hmmmm, is there anything with sat parity? Is there something you can buy for $1 that has ~2330 things inside? I'd say a bag of rice might have sat parity. A cup of rice has about 2500 grains, but that would cost less than a dollar, yes?

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @c137Heather 3 Feb

The Argentinian pesos is worth about 3 sats according to https://www.pricedinbitcoin21.com It might be a sat parity if they're not careful. Hopefully with Milei in charge.

120 sats \ 0 replies \ @KLT 1 Feb

As of (12/15/23)

Ribeye Steak - 54,886 sats / pound = 309,000 sats for 5.6 pounds.
Pork Belly - 17,953 sats / pound = 107,718 sats for 6 pounds
Lamb Rack - 57,502 sats / pound = 115,004 sats for 2 pounds
Grass Beef Short Ribs - 35,930 sats / pound = 176,950 sats for 5 pounds
Grass Ground Beef - 23,901 sats / pound = 47,902 sats for 2 pounds
Eggs - 14,358
Sushi Rice - 26,342 sats
Salmon Fillet - 71,678 sats / pound

120 sats \ 0 replies \ @Catcher 1 Feb

1l Milk - 2585 sats 12 eggs - 7325 sats Filet Steak per kg - 86000 sats

120 sats \ 0 replies \ @wacher 1 Feb

Taiwan 10 eggs 7500 sats

301 sats \ 2 replies \ @Taurus 6 Feb

Switzerland 1l Milk 5 385 sats 6 eggs 14 385 sats 1kg Beef Steak 89 137 sats

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @CheezeGrater OP 6 Feb

Do you guys have an inexpensive source of meat/protein?

120 sats \ 0 replies \ @Taurus 11 Feb

Good question! In fact the “expensiveness” is relative to the salary. In some places it’s illegal to work for less than 20$/hour But I would say chicken and some type of legumes (like beans) are less expensive