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Just to point out that millisatoshis is really not strictly a Bitcoin unit, but a Lightning Network feature (as far as I know), that allows for TXs to bear a smaller amount than a Satoshi down to a millisatoshi. It’s kind of virtual though, since it can exist as long as the channel is open, but once the channel is closed, the amount is rounded down to the nearests Satoshi before being broadcasted.
Quote // MilliSatoshi are the native unit of the Lightning Network. A milli-satoshi https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/blob/master/lnwire/msat.go#L13-L18 // is simply 1/1000th of a satoshi. There are 1000 milli-satoshis in a single // satoshi. Within the network, all HTLC payments are denominated in // milli-satoshis. As milli-satoshis aren't deliverable on the native // blockchain, before settling to broadcasting, the values are rounded down to // the nearest satoshi.
I like satoshi or sat, That is a good name, and it remembers the great Bitcoin founder "Satoshi Nakamoto"
Did you know that there are a lot of different Bitcoin units? For me, or maybe majority are using satoshi/sat (0.00000001 BTC) which is the smallest unit of Bitcoin, mBTC ("millibitcoins") (0.001 BTC), and μBTC ("bits") (0.000001 BTC). Well, there's more. BITCOIN TABLE OF UNITS
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