When releasing a new module, how do you decide which minimum version of the dependencies to require?

I am about to release Business::Stripe::Webhook and it has these dependencies in Makefile.PL: 

PREREQ_PM => {
    'JSON::PP'       => '2.00',
    'HTTP::Tiny'     => '0.014',
    'Digest::SHA'    => '5.94',
    'Time::Piece'    => '1.32',
},

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The modules I have selected are all core. I've approached the minimum version by firstly checking what version I have installed. That sets the maximum I need to specify. Then to look at the module's CHANGES file and work back until I see a change that I think might affect my module and select the version after that.

I strongly suspect that I could go for earlier ones but don't want to risk my code breaking because of a broken dependency. That's just annoying and frustrating for everyone. Equally, I don't want to force people to update every module if it is not necessary.

So, how do you select the minimum version number for your dependencies?

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