Topic: mBit or mBTC? (Read 2003 times)
mBTC, never heard of mBit.
mbtc
is the answer !
is the answer !
most of peoples related to this use this mBTC and its going for long time nothing new in this
mbtc
is the answer !
is the answer !
Code:
BTC = 1000 mBTC
,the same way
Code:
g = 1000 mg
or Code:
l = 1000 ml
.+1. the SI system works and is nearly universally accepted/understood, why re-invent the wheel?
I see and use mBTC or mBTC most often.
I propose the mill sign unicode U+20A5 and start calling it 'millies'
1.234 BTC = 1234 ₥
1.234 BTC = 1234 ₥
Code:
BTC = 1000 mBTC
,the same way
Code:
g = 1000 mg
or Code:
l = 1000 ml
. 
I more often than not see mBTC.
Definitely prefer mBTC myself. mBit almost seems awkward. I do wonder if XBT will stick -- it hasn't in this community, but it is the traditional way to give currency abbreviations, I think.
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
Absolutley right
i think mBTC is corect
from a branding perspective, "bit" is ideal.
you can call it mbit as well but most people use mbtc
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gaining-market-based-legitimacy-xbt/
But no body use XBT only BTC.
Not true. http://www.xe.com/currency/xbt-bitcoin
I sometimes call them "mills" as it is...
Same here
mBTC or mBTC or BTM.
XBT is an ISO-compliant exchange symbol for bitcoin in similar fashion to XAU and XAG being used for gold and silver respectively. Just because it's an "official" symbol doesn't mean it needs to be used in normal conversation; similarly most people don't refer to XAU and XAG but call them gold and silver.
I think a shorthand nickname will come to the fore anyway if mBTC are commonalized. I sometimes call them "mills" as it is...
XBT is an ISO-compliant exchange symbol for bitcoin in similar fashion to XAU and XAG being used for gold and silver respectively. Just because it's an "official" symbol doesn't mean it needs to be used in normal conversation; similarly most people don't refer to XAU and XAG but call them gold and silver.
I think a shorthand nickname will come to the fore anyway if mBTC are commonalized. I sometimes call them "mills" as it is...
mBTC for sure.
We don't call it Bit, so no point calling it mBit.
We don't call it Bit, so no point calling it mBit.
Exchangers use 3 words mostly XBT BTC and MBTC but there is not question of mbit like this
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gaining-market-based-legitimacy-xbt/
But no body use XBT only BTC.
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gaining-market-based-legitimacy-xbt/
But no body use XBT only BTC.
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-gaining-market-based-legitimacy-xbt/
But some people are using XBT instead of BTC already
most of peoples using mBTC I never hear any body using this XBT first time watching this here on this post
Well it's even in the first line of the wikipedia entry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin
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