minibit
minicoin
Topic: Contest to name the 0.0001 BTC unit (0.1 BTC prize!) - page 6. (Read 8624 times)
Satoko ( female version of Satoshi )
That's A typical Japanese female name whereas Satoshi is a male name.,
That's A typical Japanese female name whereas Satoshi is a male name.,
I would not denominate in some non-Bitcoin term any denomination for Bitcoin other than the Satoshi (since by the time we get to pricing things in Satoshis people should know that is the denomination by then).
Bitcoin is a brand, part of its value is that the word Bitcoin is so well known and associated with crypto-currency.
To come up with another word for talking about bitcoins would be the equivalent to starting another alt currency with your new name.
mBTC or milli-Bitcoin is easily known as .001 bitcoins because enough people can recognize what milli stands for (even Americans know what a millimeter is).
I will be using mBTC on my website as it makes sense.
Bitcoin is a brand, part of its value is that the word Bitcoin is so well known and associated with crypto-currency.
To come up with another word for talking about bitcoins would be the equivalent to starting another alt currency with your new name.
mBTC or milli-Bitcoin is easily known as .001 bitcoins because enough people can recognize what milli stands for (even Americans know what a millimeter is).
I will be using mBTC on my website as it makes sense.
Tri-bitcoin, to help people remember the three zeroes in front (1 tBTC = .0001)
tri-bit for short
tBTC
It is way too hard to remember what all the nominal denominations are. People need easy reference. With this name, the number of zeroes is built in, tri-bit. Everyone knows tri=3, and can make the further logical conclusion that there a tri-bit has 3 zeroes in front.
Alternatives:
tre-bit (tre short for 'tres')
qubit, qBTC
qubits have three states (0, 1, or both)
can be used to refer to the three zeroes in front (1 qBTC = 0.0001)
bit-oshi
tri-bit for short
tBTC
It is way too hard to remember what all the nominal denominations are. People need easy reference. With this name, the number of zeroes is built in, tri-bit. Everyone knows tri=3, and can make the further logical conclusion that there a tri-bit has 3 zeroes in front.
Alternatives:
tre-bit (tre short for 'tres')
qubit, qBTC
qubits have three states (0, 1, or both)
can be used to refer to the three zeroes in front (1 qBTC = 0.0001)
bit-oshi
jimmys
wine
1 Nakamoto, 2 Nakamotos, etc.
The dollar.
Already taken by the FED.[/color]
>> not necessarily. Around 15 countries already use the dollar.
some currencies use the -ar suffix, such as the dollar and dinar.
>> how about the "Bonar?"
Already taken by the FED.[/color]
>> not necessarily. Around 15 countries already use the dollar.
some currencies use the -ar suffix, such as the dollar and dinar.
>> how about the "Bonar?"
There's a poll on it over here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-denominations-and-naming-conventions-349579
A combination of the following proved popular:
"centi-bit" (cBTC) / "milli-bit" (mBTC) / "micro-bit" (µBTC) / "satoshi" (sBTC)
"cents" (cBTC) / "mills" (mBTC) / "mics" (µBTC) / "sats (satoshis)" (sBTC)
The first being formal terms. The latter being informal or slang.
A combination of the following proved popular:
"centi-bit" (cBTC) / "milli-bit" (mBTC) / "micro-bit" (µBTC) / "satoshi" (sBTC)
"cents" (cBTC) / "mills" (mBTC) / "mics" (µBTC) / "sats (satoshis)" (sBTC)
The first being formal terms. The latter being informal or slang.
bito
Well, since 0,0001 is just a little bit of a bitcoin...
The littlebit (lBTC)
The littlebit (lBTC)
1.0 bitcoin
0.01 bittycoin (from above)
0.0001 ittycoin
0.000001 ittybittycoin
0.00000001 satoshi
0.01 bittycoin (from above)
0.0001 ittycoin
0.000001 ittybittycoin
0.00000001 satoshi
bittycoin (first coined by Kashmir Hill)
bitdime
woolong
bitdime
woolong
Hmm. Got a link to that?
Yep, right here:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/05/05/living-on-bitcoin-for-a-week-birthday-bittycoins/
Quote
Anderson drops me off at my sister and brother-in-law’s house. I’ve brought .76 Bitcoin worth of cupcakes and wine. Because my brother in law is turning 34, I give him .34 Bitcoins, or as I’ve taken to calling them, 34 Bittycoins. It seems like the best present I can give this week.
How about:
Nurbengroobershnitzel
Trips off the tongue, does it not?
Nurbengroobershnitzel
Trips off the tongue, does it not?
part
grit
speck
mini
curt
mite
specie
wad
grain
feeble
grit
speck
mini
curt
mite
specie
wad
grain
feeble
1 dbit
Short use would be:
"Hey I just bought a pizza for 7 db's"
Short use would be:
"Hey I just bought a pizza for 7 db's"
1 sbit
1 sub
1 snipe
1 snip
1 zit
1 bip
1 jif
1 lup
1 izzy
1 sub
1 snipe
1 snip
1 zit
1 bip
1 jif
1 lup
1 izzy
1 Nakamoto
sBit - Satoshi Bitcoin
1 Bernanke.
Jump to: