Another round about the denomination issue:

This is my proposal, let's change drastically the unit, let's move straight forward to KBYTE:

Pros

- We can use KBY acronim, it's not yet chosen by any other crypto (at the moment).
- It's shorter, not "mega", not "giga", just one letter "K".
- Sounds well in many languages (key-byte in english).
- It's clear that many of the new people arriving to crypto are prone to invest in lower denominated assets. It's about psychology, but most of them prefer to buy "thousands" of coins instead of just a portion of one.
- Let's forget about "byteball", that two words sound not so good for most of english native speakers. I'm not one of them, but I think that KBYTE should be the name of the plattform instead of byteball.
- No need to make any major change in the wallet, very easy to implement.
- We recently celebrated our first anniversary, it's time for a rebranding.
- Right now it's easier to do the change, because this coin is not at many exchanges.
- All recent rebrandings in the crypto world have been successfuly supported by users and rewarded with higher prices.

Cons

- None I discovered.


Lets comment about this proposal!


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Very good that the kind of Distribution change.

In the past month was the linked BTC Account a big problem. Always the price dump.

If you can cancel Distributuion for linked BTC Account I prefer this.

Stocks with linked GByte is okay.

I recommend that you switch to Mbyte similar as IOTA.