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Title: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Aggressor66 on January 09, 2015, 04:04:48 PM Don’t know how to convert uBTC to mBTC or mBTC to BTC and vice versa.
Then, this simple calculator might help. http://satoshi.24ex.com/ (http://satoshi.24ex.com/) mBTC = mili bitcoin = 1 thousandth of a bitcoin = 0.001BTC uBTC = micro bitcoin = 1 millionth of a bitcoin = 0.000001BTC 1 Satoshi is the lowest possible unit of bitcoin, is often used to mean 0.00000001 BTC Cheers Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: LiteCoinGuy on January 09, 2015, 04:26:27 PM i prefer:
http://youmeandbtc.com/bitcoin-converter/convert-btc-mbtc-bits-usd/ Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Amph on January 09, 2015, 05:18:54 PM just use preev
Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: irfan_pak10 on January 09, 2015, 06:13:21 PM just use preev +1 Just use http://preev.com its a very simple site. And easy to use. I always use this site. Go have a look you will also love it Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: locopao on January 09, 2015, 07:01:23 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat?
what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Aggressor66 on January 09, 2015, 08:22:40 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat? what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. my point exactly Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Amph on January 09, 2015, 09:40:33 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat? what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. what's the point of this? we all now what m/n/u mean.... Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: locopao on January 09, 2015, 09:48:23 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat? what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. what's the point of this? we all now what m/n/u mean.... Don't be so sure ;) maybe you are all comfortable with convertions but i still find myself a little difficult to convert especially the uBTC units or the thousands satoshis, so the above convertor should be a really usefull tool for some newbies (and myself, too). I always write down all the zeros in order to completely understand the amount (i know i am a little slow) Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Amph on January 09, 2015, 10:00:12 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat? what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. what's the point of this? we all now what m/n/u mean.... Don't be so sure ;) maybe you are all comfortable with convertions but i still find myself a little difficult to convert especially the uBTC units or the thousands satoshis, so the above convertor should be a really usefull tool for some newbies (and myself, too). I always write down all the zeros in order to completely understand the amount (i know i am a little slow) they teach you those things at middle school, if i'm not mistaken ... Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Ombamaq on January 09, 2015, 10:05:41 PM Don’t know how to convert uBTC to mBTC or mBTC to BTC and vice versa. Then, this simple calculator might help. http://satoshi.24ex.com/ (http://satoshi.24ex.com/) mBTC = mili bitcoin = 1 thousandth of a bitcoin = 0.001BTC uBTC = micro bitcoin = 1 millionth of a bitcoin = 0.000001BTC 1 Satoshi is the lowest possible unit of bitcoin, is often used to mean 0.00000001 BTC Cheers thanks for the converter site this is very usefull for newbie like me Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: El Emperador on January 09, 2015, 10:06:06 PM Don’t know how to convert uBTC to mBTC or mBTC to BTC and vice versa. Then, this simple calculator might help. http://satoshi.24ex.com/ (http://satoshi.24ex.com/) mBTC = mili bitcoin = 1 thousandth of a bitcoin = 0.001BTC uBTC = micro bitcoin = 1 millionth of a bitcoin = 0.000001BTC 1 Satoshi is the lowest possible unit of bitcoin, is often used to mean 0.00000001 BTC Cheers Clear table, but I'd like to say that satoshi isn't the lowest possible unit of bitcoin... because Bitcoin could be divided into smaller parts. Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: locopao on January 09, 2015, 10:38:08 PM what preev has to do with convertions? other than convertion to fiat? what the op says, is converting calculations into bitcoin subdivisions so when you see uBTC you can easily convert into 0.00000000 format. what's the point of this? we all now what m/n/u mean.... Don't be so sure ;) maybe you are all comfortable with convertions but i still find myself a little difficult to convert especially the uBTC units or the thousands satoshis, so the above convertor should be a really usefull tool for some newbies (and myself, too). I always write down all the zeros in order to completely understand the amount (i know i am a little slow) they teach you those those things at middle school, if i'm not mistaken ... hahaha i am sure they do now, but when i was at school it was a little bit different. Km, m, cm, kg, gr, lt, ml, and stuff. I first heard about mBTC & uBTC a year ago. And i am a little slow. But i do my best and always trying to learn. Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: Marcy on January 10, 2015, 01:56:29 AM Don’t know how to convert uBTC to mBTC or mBTC to BTC and vice versa. Then, this simple calculator might help. http://satoshi.24ex.com/ (http://satoshi.24ex.com/) mBTC = mili bitcoin = 1 thousandth of a bitcoin = 0.001BTC uBTC = micro bitcoin = 1 millionth of a bitcoin = 0.000001BTC 1 Satoshi is the lowest possible unit of bitcoin, is often used to mean 0.00000001 BTC Cheers This is very helpful for beginners cool 8) Title: Re: BTC Unit Converter for beginners Post by: choZin on January 10, 2015, 02:55:28 AM its very helpful for me
especially for uBTC never hear it before lol ;D |