I propose as name for the smallest bitcoin unit: mic (micro cent)

[allocater]

The common names are:
10^-2: cent
10^-3: milli
10^-6: micro
10^-9: nano

The smallest bitcoin is 10^-8

So we do 10^-6 * 10^-2
= micro * cent
= mic

I currently have 0.00875801 bitcoins, so 875,801 mics!

I am almost a mic millionaire!

and 1 mic million = 1 cent (0.01000000)

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[Alex Beckenham]

Some people already use 'mike' to mean 1 µBTC.

[Jere.Jones]

The name "satoshi" is already in common use as the name of the smallest bitcoin unit.

As in, "I paid 140 satoshis for my house."

Jere

[ribuck]

One millibitcoin (a "Millie") is 0.001 BTC.
One microbitcoin (a "Mike") is 0.000001 BTC.
The base unit (0.00000001 BTC) is a "Satoshi".

These names are unofficial but have some actual usage. I feel it would be confusing to call a "Mic" a micro-bitcent rather than a micro-bitcoin.

[haydent]

yeah you should'nt use cent as that is abreviation for 100, as in 100 cent in dollar no ?  either way it has too much connotation with current currency

my suggestion microbit or microcoin ?

[ASICSRUS]

One millibitcoin (a "Millie") is 0.001 BTC.
One microbitcoin (a "Mike") is 0.000001 BTC.
The base unit (0.00000001 BTC) is a "Satoshi".

These names are unofficial but have some actual usage. I feel it would be confusing to call a "Mic" a micro-bitcent rather than a micro-bitcoin.

microsatoshis will be able to be implemented when Bitcoins hit 200K~USD . If BTC turns bitcoin millionares then it's a nobrainer!~lol  easy!

[matupoiv]

The common names are:
10^-2: cent
10^-3: milli
10^-6: micro
10^-9: nano

The smallest bitcoin is 10^-8

So we do 10^-6 * 10^-2
= micro * cent
= mic

I currently have 0.00875801 bitcoins, so 875,801 mics!

I am almost a mic millionaire!

and 1 mic million = 1 cent (0.01000000)

I second this idea! I will start using mic units around the forum to try to get it to catch on . Good idea.

[ASICSRUS]

The common names are:
10^-2: cent
10^-3: milli
10^-6: micro
10^-9: nano

The smallest bitcoin is 10^-8

So we do 10^-6 * 10^-2
= micro * cent
= mic

I currently have 0.00875801 bitcoins, so 875,801 mics!

I am almost a mic millionaire!

and 1 mic million = 1 cent (0.01000000)

I second this idea! I will start using mic units around the forum to try to get it to catch on . Good idea.

naw man it's all full melt ASIC FEES mode now days way too much dust on the blockchain  needs more zeros when we fly lol  

[sevenVII]

The common names are:
10^-2: cent
10^-3: milli
10^-6: micro
10^-9: nano

The smallest bitcoin is 10^-8

So we do 10^-6 * 10^-2
= micro * cent
= mic

I currently have 0.00875801 bitcoins, so 875,801 mics!

I am almost a mic millionaire!

and 1 mic million = 1 cent (0.01000000)

I have to agree with the other users, this is a bit too confusing.