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Quote from: nimda on July 29, 2013, 04:38:30 PM

Just put this in your address bar and hit enter. Then you can add it to your bookmarks.

Code:

data:text/html,Satoshi to BTC conversionSatoshis:
BTC:

On Chromium based browsers, you can triple-click in the above box, right-click, and select "Go to..."

Wow, this is perfect

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Quote from: nimda on July 29, 2013, 04:38:30 PM

Just put this in your address bar and hit enter. Then you can add it to your bookmarks.

Code:

data:text/html,Satoshi to BTC conversionSatoshis:
BTC:

On Chromium based browsers, you can triple-click in the above box, right-click, and select "Go to..."

That's cool, thanks

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Quote from: Peter Lambert on July 29, 2013, 04:28:48 PM

It's simple if you remember there are 100 satoshis in a microbit, then just add spaces every three zeros.

168000000 sat
1680000.00 uB
1680.000 00 mB
1.680 000 00 XBT

1 680 000 00 satoshis
1.680 000 00 bitcoins

This would be even simpler if a satoshi was equal to a nanobit, but for some reason Satoshi picked eight decimal places. Maybe it has something to do with 8 being an exponent of 2 so the computer likes it better?

ya I was trying to figure out what 0.05 percent of 1 BTC would be lol

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Just put this in your address bar and hit enter. Then you can add it to your bookmarks.

Code:

data:text/html,Satoshi to BTC conversionSatoshis:
BTC:

On Chromium based browsers, you can triple-click in the above box, right-click, and select "Go to..."

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It's all fun and games until somebody loses an eye

It's simple if you remember there are 100 satoshis in a microbit, then just add spaces every three zeros.

168000000 sat
1680000.00 uB
1680.000 00 mB
1.680 000 00 XBT

1 680 000 00 satoshis
1.680 000 00 bitcoins

This would be even simpler if a satoshi was equal to a nanobit, but for some reason Satoshi picked eight decimal places. Maybe it has something to do with 8 being an exponent of 2 so the computer likes it better?

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On the right hand side:

Subunit
.001    mBTC (millicoin)
.000001    μBTC (microcoin)
.00000001    satoshi

You can use this website to convert:
https://www.google.com/#safe=off&q=168000000*.00000001
Just replace 168000000 with the number you want to convert

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Quote from: cp1 on July 29, 2013, 04:13:30 PM

The wikipedia has the conversion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

still looking for it there...

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The wikipedia has the conversion: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin

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Quote from: escrow.ms on July 29, 2013, 04:07:08 PM

Yes that's correct 1.68 BTC.

100,000,000 Satoshi = 1 BTC

Thanks dude! I wish there was a website to put that in and it gives you what it is so you don't make a mistake!

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Yes that's correct 1.68 BTC.

100,000,000 Satoshi = 1 BTC

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remind me again how much that is in BTC?

1.68 ?

I can't get my head around satoshis these days. ...is there any place to put that # in and have it tell how much that is in BTC ?

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