What about just s?
The most intuitive answer would be a lower case "s" with a line through it, like ¢ for cent. So basically a smaller dollar sign. 
Topic: What is the proper way to abbreviate the Satoshi? - page 2. (Read 3323 times)
Well there are many, the wiki for submitting for ISO recognition is: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_symbol
What about just s?
ⓢ Purposed as a smaller unit of bitcoin. E.g. A hundredth of a bitcoin CIRCLED LATIN SMALL LETTER S Alt +24E2
I use ¤ at Free.BTC.pt
I read somewhere that ¤ is the general symbol for currency unit, or something like that, and I liked it
ⓢ Purposed as a smaller unit of bitcoin. E.g. A hundredth of a bitcoin CIRCLED LATIN SMALL LETTER S Alt +24E2
STC?
What is the proper way to abbreviate the Satoshi?
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
The answer is obvious:
Bitcoins are BTC
$atoshi are $
Aye. First we count in bitcoins (BTC). Then in satoshis ($).
What is the proper way to abbreviate the Satoshi?
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are SATs
What is the proper way to abbreviate the Satoshi?
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
The answer is obvious:
Bitcoins are BTC
$atoshi are $
Sati sounds ok, Shi sounds better. But I didn't check the meaning of either in all world languages
shat
A satoshi is so tiny that if you abbreviate It, It disapears!
Was someone trying to imply that Satoshi is not a "10" !?!
Well okay, maybe someone is not a "true believer".
But if someone is trying to suggest Satoshi be a "1", shock gasp isn't that more like heresy or something?
-MarkM-
Well okay, maybe someone is not a "true believer".
But if someone is trying to suggest Satoshi be a "1", shock gasp isn't that more like heresy or something?
-MarkM-
going by the game dragons tales SATS are the abbreviation..
1sat=0.00000001BTC
here is how they work 100,000sats =1BTM(bitmill 0.001BTC)
1000BTM=1BTC
1sat=0.00000001BTC
here is how they work 100,000sats =1BTM(bitmill 0.001BTC)
1000BTM=1BTC
apparently adding a zero and not simplifying 1 satoshi to 1 unit of currency is a bad idea.
Hrm, thats kinda wierd that the 1 Satoshi = 10nbtc
makes for awkward math.
makes for awkward math.
Multiplying by 10 is awkward?
Example,
I want to sell you something for 473 Satoshi... Quick, how many nbtc is that?
I want to sell you something for 473 Satoshi... Quick, how many nbtc is that?
Put a zero on the end of it.
4,730 nBTC. Seems extremely fast and easy, no?
How many Dollars is that?
Depends on the exchange rate on that day (You're going to have the same problem if you use "STH").
Assuming an exchange rate of $47.523, you simply multiply the exchange rate by the price and move the decimal place, right?
4,730 nBTC x $47.523 = 224,783.79 move decimal 9 places to the left = $0.00022478379, right?
I hereby propose that 1 Satoshi = 1 STH
The current exchange rate as of writing this post is:
2,104,244 STH = $1
The current exchange rate as of writing this post is:
2,104,244 STH = $1
Or . . .
21,042,440 nBTC = $1
Hrm, thats kinda wierd that the 1 Satoshi = 10nbtc
makes for awkward math.
Example,
I want to sell you something for 473 Satoshi... Quick, how many nbtc is that? How many Dollars is that?
I hereby propose that 1 Satoshi = 1 STH
The current exchange rate as of writing this post is:
2,104,244 STH = $1
makes for awkward math.
Example,
I want to sell you something for 473 Satoshi... Quick, how many nbtc is that? How many Dollars is that?
I hereby propose that 1 Satoshi = 1 STH
The current exchange rate as of writing this post is:
2,104,244 STH = $1
10 nBTC ?
(Ten nanobitcoins.)
-MarkM-
(Ten nanobitcoins.)
-MarkM-
What is the proper way to abbreviate the Satoshi?
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
Bitcoins are BTC
Satoshi are ______?
Thank you.
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