Is it time to switch to satoshis ???

[Mitchell]

If...

1 BTC = 1 bitcoin
0.01 BTC = 1 cBTC = 1 centibitcoin (also referred to as bitcent)
0.001 BTC = 1 mBTC = 1 millibitcoin (also referred to as mbit (pronounced em-bit) or millibit or even bitmill)
0.000 001 BTC = 1 μBTC = 1 microbitcoin (also referred to as ubit (pronounced yu-bit) or microbit)
0.000 000 01 BTC = 1 satoshi (pronounced sa-toh-shee)

Bitcents or centibits or CBits seem to be a more manageable value. Unless BTC's value changes, of course!

1 centibit = $1.235

So, that coffee and danish will be 2 centibits.

I am going with this. I like this the most.

[bumpk1nK]

Right now is a good time for millibitcoins, 1 mBTC=~10 cents.

This. Will not cause much havoc as the price touch 9x cents though 1 USD may be psychological barrier 

[exynos645]

what about k sotachi ? 1000 000 satochis becomes 1000k (no need to say satochi because it is obvious).

[nobbynobbynoob]

Zim has had a dollarized economy for a few years now. The local currency isn't used at all.

Indeed, they use USD, ZAR and gold, mainly.

And people will accept dollars in any country on the planet.

Dollars are not widely accepted in the EU. You'll need eubles (or pounds in the UK, crowns in Denmark, Sweden, Czechia, and so on). Gold and silver might pass muster, and maybe a few very touristy places handle USD at unfavourable exchange rates (to you!).

[dancupid]

what about k sotachi ? 1000 000 satochis becomes 1000k (no need to say satochi because it is obvious).

I personally think this is the way to go. No one likes decimal points.
1c is better than $0.01. And 64kB is better than 0.000000000064 Petabytes<sup>1


1.(I know it's  wrong - I was tempted to work it out, but....)</sup>

[nobbynobbynoob]

No need to think in units of x1000 satoshi when there's µBTC (100 satoshi).

[Litecoins]

Hello,

I hate decimal numbers and with the value of bitcoin going so much isn't it time to switch to satoshis ? I feel like it would help the adoption because people in general would be more inclined to own 1 million satoshis than 0.01 bitcoin.

No not yet.

[exynos645]

No need to think in units of x1000 satoshi when there's µBTC (100 satoshi).

the problem with µBTC , mBTC and cBTC is that they are not nice to pronounce and also no one likes to own xBTC it makes you feel poor.

[Nigeria Prince]

And people will accept dollars in any country on the planet.

I was in Mauritius a few weeks ago, everybody wanted Euro, not Dollar.

Even the Hotel's bill was in Euro, not Dollar and not local currency Rupee.

[Sitarow]

Hello,

I hate decimal numbers and with the value of bitcoin going so much isn't it time to switch to satoshis ? I feel like it would help the adoption because people in general would be more inclined to own 1 million satoshis than 0.01 bitcoin.

No not yet.

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[Pokerfan]

mBTC is the preferred unit now. 1 mBTC = 0.001 BTC ~= $0.13

[nobbynobbynoob]

mBTC is the preferred unit now. 1 mBTC = 0.001 BTC ~= $0.13

We're getting there. I'll probably switch my main wallet over at about $0,30 or so (my Mycelium mobile wallet is already showing mBTC - excellent and vital feature, IMO).

[tmbp]

Anyone selling 100000000 satoshis?

[J3nc]

And people will accept dollars in any country on the planet.

You would think so but no.

[crazy_rabbit]

milibitcoins makes sense. Satoshis do not, as they can't even be sent at the moment.

[Mitchell]

If...

1 BTC = 1 bitcoin
0.01 BTC = 1 cBTC = 1 centibitcoin (also referred to as bitcent)
0.001 BTC = 1 mBTC = 1 millibitcoin (also referred to as mbit (pronounced em-bit) or millibit or even bitmill)
0.000 001 BTC = 1 μBTC = 1 microbitcoin (also referred to as ubit (pronounced yu-bit) or microbit)
0.000 000 01 BTC = 1 satoshi (pronounced sa-toh-shee)

Bitcents or centibits or CBits seem to be a more manageable value. Unless BTC's value changes, of course!

1 centibit = $1.235

So, that coffee and danish will be 2 centibits.

Quoting this again, because it makes more sense then mBTC or Satoshi.

[nobbynobbynoob]

Actually, mBTC already compares well in scale to many currency units in use around the world today. But I'm still waiting for ~300 USD/BTC before switching my main wallet over. (Display unit is arbitrary, of course, it's only when making a payment that the units are not arbitrary! Bitcoin-Qt conveniently strips digits when displaying in smaller units so the last decimal always equates to units of one satoshi.)

[Moogle]

i'll take mBTC over satoshi's any day. until you are buying things in satoshis without it sounding like your buying a house

[BitAddict]

i'll take mBTC over satoshi's any day. until you are buying things in satoshis without it sounding like your buying a house

With satoshis we can feel really rich
But I agree using mBTC for now.

[rolling]

Right now, the closest fit would be Centibits in many countries and Microbits in Japan.  There is some discussion against using the words "cent" since it is related to dollars.  At the current GOX exchange rate of ~$145 USD/BTC:

1.00000000 Bitcoin = $145.00
10.0000000 Decibits (dɃ or Decks?) = $145.00
100.000000 Centibits (cɃ or Cubes or Qbits?) = $145.00 = €110.00 = ¥845 (Yuan)
1000.00000 Milibits (mɃ or Mills?) = $145.00
10000.0000 Microbits (μɃ or Mikes?) = $145.00 = ¥14,450 (Yen)
100000.000 Nanobits (nɃ or Nanos?) = $145.00
1000000.00 Satoshis (sɃ or Sats?) = $145.00

In the US and Europe we should refer to them right now as Centibits since that is closer to what a unit of local fiat is worth in Euros or Dollars.  In Japan, they should refer to them as Millibits right now since that is close to what a yen is worth.  Once a currency goes over 1000 of the current unit, we should move to the next scale down so you can keep track of the relationship with your local fiat currency.

This may actually help adoption too as people are more likely to buy 100 cɃ with $145 than 1 Ƀ even though it is the same thing.