Yes, thank you. Please allow me to think about it a little more. Thank you as always.

Thank you!

As you imagined, this work currently brings in very little income. I’m just barely covering the cost of materials, and it looks like I might finally be in the black this year. Last year, when I started this project, I was running at a significant loss, so I do feel I’ve made some progress. Fortunately, I still have some savings left from my previous job, and my family has their own income, so I can continue this lifestyle for a little while longer. However, at some point my savings will eventually run out, and when that happens, I may have to make a difficult decision. That’s why I’m working hard now—to make this project something that can be sustainable in terms of income. In Japan, many people still think “Bitcoin has no real use—it’s just an investment product.” To help change that perception, I create handmade items that demonstrate how Bitcoin enables peer-to-peer exchanges with people far away, and how it functions as a truly global currency. Of course, I could earn many times more money doing other work, and sometimes that thought discourages me. Even so, I believe this project still has potential. It may be more accurate to call it not a hobby, but rather a kind of obsession.

GM

The Satoshi I was working on has been completed! I’ll make two more Standard Satoshis next week. Tomorrow, I plan to work on something different.

GM

I accidentally spent too much time on X today and couldn’t finish Satoshi. I’ll continue tomorrow. Sorry, Satoshi!

GM!🧸

GM

For the November event, I’m starting by making five Standard Satoshis. Today, I finished the second one!