Fifty years ago I remember handling coins made of red plastic, each one worth a tenth of a cent. They were called mills.
The wikipedia page on mills has some interesting stuff. Like the milray, a currency unit Mark Twain invented worth a tenth of a mill in English pounds (A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court).
A bitmilray will be worth a dime soon, if you hold on to it.
We need a name for a tenth of a bitmilray... where is Mark Twain when you need him?
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