how much longer is nakamoto than satoshi?
One syllable. 
Topic: Name the 0.0001 BTC unit - Final Poll - page 6. (Read 6902 times)
Just call it the USD 
tis going to be equal to that soon enough anyways 
tis going to be equal to that soon enough anyways 
Not really keen on any of these names, none of them stand out as being catchy or appealing 
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I have no idea why people would vote for bit when it is commonly known as an eighth of something.
.0001 is not an eighth.
.0001 is not an eighth.
I like both bit or bip, but decide to vote for the latter.
"nakamoto", although praised be His Name, is too long.
"bip" sounds kinda nice.
"bip" sounds kinda nice.
how much longer is nakamoto than satoshi?
"nakamoto", although praised be His Name, is too long.
"bip" sounds kinda nice.
"bip" sounds kinda nice.
0.1 mBTC
nakamoto should be next to satoshi, i.e. the 7th decimal point - sticking it elsewhere makes no sense
Here I said Finny and Nakamoto. Either of the 2 will win
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4305576
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4305576
0.0001 should be called.... 1 chalky
Why find a seperate name for 100µBTC?
toshi
I have no idea why people would vote for bit when it is commonly known as an eighth of something.
.0001 is not an eighth.
.0001 is not an eighth.
The last leg of the contest to propose a name for the 0.0001 BTC unit is now underway. Details follow...
Please read carefully:
The four highest-voted names from the prior poll are up for voting. You only get one vote, and again, your vote cannot be changed. At the end of the voting period, the highest-voted name will be declared the winner, and the submitter will be contacted to receive their 0.1 BTC prize.
In the interest of time, the voting period will be roughly 48 hours. The voting on this poll will be closed at 23:59:59 CST on Friday night, January 10.
It's otherwise pretty straightforward, but anyone interested can review the original thread and the first poll.
For those curious about each name's origins:
bip - This name stems from the financial term "basis point". With a bp being 1/100 of 1%, numerically it works out to the same fractional amount, even though it has a different meaning.
bit - The original monetary bit referred to an amount commonly used in the colonial U.S., specifically 12.5 cents (1/8 of a Spanish dollar from the era.)
finney - This name was suggested in honor of Hal Finney, whose noteworthiness with regards to his contributions to Bitcoin and cryptography in general can be explored in this thread (and is summarized in his wikipedia page.)
nakamoto - Obviously a complementary name to "satoshi."
With that, the final poll of this contest begins; vote away, and again, may the best name win!
Please read carefully:
The four highest-voted names from the prior poll are up for voting. You only get one vote, and again, your vote cannot be changed. At the end of the voting period, the highest-voted name will be declared the winner, and the submitter will be contacted to receive their 0.1 BTC prize.
In the interest of time, the voting period will be roughly 48 hours. The voting on this poll will be closed at 23:59:59 CST on Friday night, January 10.
It's otherwise pretty straightforward, but anyone interested can review the original thread and the first poll.
For those curious about each name's origins:
bip - This name stems from the financial term "basis point". With a bp being 1/100 of 1%, numerically it works out to the same fractional amount, even though it has a different meaning.
bit - The original monetary bit referred to an amount commonly used in the colonial U.S., specifically 12.5 cents (1/8 of a Spanish dollar from the era.)
finney - This name was suggested in honor of Hal Finney, whose noteworthiness with regards to his contributions to Bitcoin and cryptography in general can be explored in this thread (and is summarized in his wikipedia page.)
nakamoto - Obviously a complementary name to "satoshi."
With that, the final poll of this contest begins; vote away, and again, may the best name win!
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