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Satoshi | Venezuelan Bolivar Soberano | Bitcoin | Name |
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1 Satoshi | 0.13779943 VES | 0.00000001 | |
10 Satoshi | 1.37799431 VES | 0.00000010 | |
100 Satoshi | 13.77994313 VES | 0.00000100 | 1 Bit / μBTC (you-bit) |
1,000 Satoshi | 137.79943131 VES | 0.00001000 | |
10,000 Satoshi | 1,377.99431313 VES | 0.00010000 | |
100,000 Satoshi | 13,779.94313126 VES | 0.00100000 | 1 mBTC (em-bit) |
1,000,000 Satoshi | 137,799.43131261 VES | 0.01000000 | 1 cBTC (bitcent) |
10,000,000 Satoshi | 1,377,994.31312611 VES | 0.10000000 | |
100,000,000 Satoshi | 13,779,943.13126112 VES | 1.00000000 | 1 Bitcoin - BTC |
A Satoshi is the smallest unit of a Bitcoin, the most well-known and widely used cryptocurrency. It is named after the pseudonym of the Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. Each Bitcoin is divisible to the eighth decimal number, meaning it can be divided into 100,000,000 Satoshis (one hundred million), which means that one Satoshi is equal to 0.00000001 Bitcoin.
In Venezuelan Bolivar Soberano currency, a Satoshi currently equals 0.13779943 VES.
The small denomination of Satoshis allows for various forms of usage. The utilization of Satoshis is ideal for microtransactions, that is, transactions that involve small amounts of money, such as tips for content creators, payments for low-cost content, or transactions within blockchain-based applications.
In addition, the use of Satoshis can make Bitcoin transactions more comprehensible and easily readable, as instead of dealing with multiple decimals of a Bitcoin for small transactions, users can work with whole numbers of Satoshis.
Besides Satoshis, there are other denominations used to describe fractions of Bitcoin. These include:
These larger denominations are also used in certain contexts, especially when transactions involve larger amounts of Bitcoin than just a few Satoshis but still less than a full Bitcoin.
The Satoshi, the smallest denomination of Bitcoin, plays a vital role in the economy of cryptocurrencies. It facilitates microtransactions and makes Bitcoin transactions more manageable and comprehensible. Along with other denominations like the microbitcoin and the millibitcoin, the concept of Satoshi denomination helps Bitcoin users in their everyday use more effectively.