with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
Thousand separator help you to read and input a big XBT numbers.
If you are that pirate, then you are used to big numbers even in BTC.
Topic: One reason why XBT is a bad idea (Read 1180 times)
Thousand separator help you to read and input a big XBT numbers.
If you are that pirate, then you are used to big numbers even in BTC.
with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
Thousand separator help you to read and input a big XBT numbers.
with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
Thousand separator help you to read and input big XBT numbers. (1 XBT = 100 satoshis)
1,234,567 XBT ≈ 1.2 BTC ≈ 1,234 mBTC
Typical transaction fees: 100 - 500 XBT
Dust limit: 54 XBT
with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
Its not a reason, just use a prefix. The price is: 1 M (mega) XBT, or 234 kXBT instead of 234 000
with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
True, but caution is always required with Bitcoin. That is just the way it is.
I'm going with mBTC for now though.
with so many 0's behind your transactions, you could forget one, or add an extra.
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