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June 24, 2011, 11:42:26 PM |
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An E-Zevanbit... E7, Easy7, Easyvan-bit
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Crystal Excursion
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June 24, 2011, 11:54:44 PM |
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An Octbit...
+1 on that but i personally think it sounds way better as "Octobit". "Bit" is obvious to be used and "Octo" stand for the eight sign after the decimal point. +1 for You Too...  |
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Pasky08
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June 25, 2011, 12:00:08 AM |
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I can't beleive no one's hit this one yet...
Since it's a digital currency my mind warps right back to the original Tron (I'm such a geek) where everything was "bits" and "bytes", therefore everything that is a sub-BitCoin is a Byte or ByteCoin.
But a Byte is made up of 8 bits soooo this makes no sense for the geeks among us. When talking bits and bytes...bits are smaller. On another note we can refer to 8 BTC as a BYTE!!!! 1024 BTC = a KILOBYTE etc. etc. Bet no one thought of that yet! Millionnaires and billionnaires will be replaced with Bytennaires and Kilobytennaires LoL Can't wait to see who becomes the world's first Megabytennaire (1,048,576 BTC) |
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Crystal Excursion
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June 25, 2011, 12:10:41 AM |
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10 nBTC is fine  +1 +1 for this one also, My Girlfriend explained it to me... |
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synapticjuice
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June 25, 2011, 03:29:41 AM |
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a super cala fragalistic expialidoshus.
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randovibe
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June 25, 2011, 03:45:15 AM |
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I'd call it a benny.
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x0Jakeyboy0x
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June 25, 2011, 04:40:25 AM |
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What about Bitlet?
I second this. |
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PandaMiner
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June 25, 2011, 06:56:58 AM |
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A buttcoin because all it's good for is wiping your ass with.
Not even! This is where the dollar is better. (makin' straws, giving off heat while burning, and wiping your ass with!) |
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Slab Squathrust
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June 25, 2011, 08:51:53 AM |
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screw 10 nanobits. what about 10,000 picobits or 10,000,000 femtobits. That sounds like a shitload of money!
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derjanb
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June 25, 2011, 10:56:16 AM |
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LittleBit and the Nanogroschen idea sounds great.  What about Coint, Bent, Boint or Bint? It's a mixture of Cent and BitCoin, If the time comes when botnets are mining all coins we can honor this by naming the smallest unit: BotCoin. 
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0v3rki11
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June 25, 2011, 11:10:50 AM |
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I can't beleive no one's hit this one yet...
Since it's a digital currency my mind warps right back to the original Tron (I'm such a geek) where everything was "bits" and "bytes", therefore everything that is a sub-BitCoin is a Byte or ByteCoin.
But a Byte is made up of 8 bits soooo this makes no sense for the geeks among us. When talking bits and bytes...bits are smaller. On another note we can refer to 8 BTC as a BYTE!!!! 1024 BTC = a KILOBYTE etc. etc. Bet no one thought of that yet! Millionnaires and billionnaires will be replaced with Bytennaires and Kilobytennaires LoL Can't wait to see who becomes the world's first Megabytennaire (1,048,576 BTC) You got math in my geek logic. ~ I know the mathematical breakdown doesn't add up (ha) but I was going for more of the asthetic of the naming convention. I was trying to avoid the 8 sub decimal naming schemes that keeps cropping up. Interesting and well thought out as they may be, but for the mainstream to get on board I would think that we need to keep it with a "dollars & cents" mindset. It will make the assimilation....errr...I mean..."migration" process, of the average users a bit easier if it's in a format they can already identify with. Therefore, Bits and Bytes. |
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burger
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June 25, 2011, 11:46:24 AM |
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That don't need a name.
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Tmoney
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June 25, 2011, 12:29:12 PM |
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A "dirty bit"
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anty
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June 25, 2011, 12:38:04 PM |
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I vote for "cent". Just because people already know what cents are.
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DrYe5
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June 25, 2011, 01:20:56 PM |
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uCent
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bonker
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June 25, 2011, 04:34:59 PM |
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How about a "chimp"
10^-9 = 1 Chimp
10^-6 = 1 Orangutang
10^-3 = 1 Babboon
10^1 = Bitcoin
Pretty simple, I think it'll catch on
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forbun
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June 25, 2011, 07:54:29 PM |
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Cent.
And shift the decimal point six places so that it matches regular currencies. No regular currency is divisible to eight places. We talk about thousands or millions or billions of dollars or francs or euros, not megadollars or petafrancs. Millibits or microbits might work for geeks but not for average people.
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What name would you give to the smallest unit of bitcoin (0.00000001)? sat. What name would you give to 100 sats? bit. 1 bit = 1 uBTC. 1,000,000 bits = 1 BTC. It's bits |
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Alex Beckenham
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June 26, 2011, 01:43:19 AM |
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That don't need a name.
Yeah, let's call them 0.00000001 btc |
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ThatOtherDude
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June 26, 2011, 09:37:24 PM |
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0.00000001 - 8 bit
0.0000001 - 7 bit
0.000001 - 6 bit
etc
or perhaps a TidBit
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