Any of the above might be permissible if you'd fix the problem "alot" in your poll and say "a lot" instead. That's going to grate on me all night long!
Topic: many bitcoin or many bitcoins (Read 1055 times)
I like 'coin, but it'll probably never catch on.
Any of the above might be permissible if you'd fix the problem "alot" in your poll and say "a lot" instead. That's going to grate on me all night long!
Any of the above might be permissible if you'd fix the problem "alot" in your poll and say "a lot" instead. That's going to grate on me all night long!
"Alot" isn't a word in English so I didn't pick that option 
Word.
"Some coin" means a lot of loot, but you don't say you have 12 coin in your pocket. I have BitcoinZZ because that's the pluralized version meaning more than one.
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"much Bitcoin"; "many bitcoins"
This.
much must be used with uncountable nouns, while many for countable ones.
NB: Above sentence intentionally left capitalized.
Bitcoin = the protocol/technology. There is no such thing as Bitcoins.
bitcoin = a unit of value, equal to 1E8 satohis in the Bitcoin protocol.
bitcoins = plural, more than one bitcoin (i.e. 2 BTC is "two bitcoins").
bitcoin = a unit of value, equal to 1E8 satohis in the Bitcoin protocol.
bitcoins = plural, more than one bitcoin (i.e. 2 BTC is "two bitcoins").
I use "Bitcoin" when referring to the technology. When referring amounts of the currency, it's "bitcoins" when speaking in terms of quantity (the more normal usage, to me), and "bitcoin" when speaking in terms of volume (unusual but grammatically valid) or a single 1BTC parcel.
"Some coin" means a lot of loot, but you don't say you have 12 coin in your pocket. I have BitcoinZZ because that's the pluralized version meaning more than one.
I think it is too few bitcoin
and again, too few bitcoins
also,
when u buy, u buy bitcoin, no matter 1 or many,
but when u sell, that is always mistake
and again, too few bitcoins
also,
when u buy, u buy bitcoin, no matter 1 or many,
but when u sell, that is always mistake
Bitcoin is the name of the protocol and software. The currency is one bitcoin or many bitcoins in my humble non-native English writer opinion!
"much Bitcoin"; "many bitcoins"
i would of thought the polls would be different...
i really don't think i like "Bitcoins" because in fact their not more then 1 bitcoin.. what are you saying when you say i have 100 bitcoin! your saying you have a part of the whole. so its incorrect to say i have 100 bitcoins!
it sounds bad too!
i really don't think i like "Bitcoins" because in fact their not more then 1 bitcoin.. what are you saying when you say i have 100 bitcoin! your saying you have a part of the whole. so its incorrect to say i have 100 bitcoins!
it sounds bad too!
"Alot" isn't a word in English so I didn't pick that option
this is a serious question
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