I guess the answer is: there isn't one!
So let's take ThePurplePlanet's suggestion and call it temporarily KSS (kilo satoshi, but you can pronounce it 'kiss')
1 KSS = 0.00001 BTC
Given the current BTC/USD price of $949.35, it means 1 KSS is worth $0.0094935
So next time someone new to Bitcoin raises the issue of limited supply and inflated price I will compare apples to apples (or dollars to kisses
) and point at the fact that there will be 2.1 trillion KSS (nearly double of total USD) in circulation and that currently 1 KSS is worth less than a US cent.
Today you're not just buying 1 BTC for $949.35, you're buying 100,000 KSS, and a $4 coffee costs 421.340 KSS.
Now tell me that we don't need a damn unit name for a KSS!
Sounds great to me.
1 sat = 1 exp -8 BTC = 1
satoshi10 sat = 1 exp -7 BTC = 1
big satoshi (or 1
nakamoto)
100 sat = 1 exp -6 BTC = 1/10 kiss =
little kiss1000 sat = 1 exp -5 BTC= 1 ksat = 1 kilo satoshi = 1
kiss10,000 sat = 1 exp -4 BTC = 10 kiss =
big kiss100,000 sat = 1 exp -3 BTC = 100 kiss = 1/10 smack =
little smack (~ buck today)
1,000,000 sat = 1 exp -2 BTC = 1000 kiss = mega kiss =
smack 10,000,000 sat = 1 exp -1 BTC = 10 smack =
big smack100,000,000 sat = 1
BTC = 1 full blow (uko or ~ grand today)