Anyone who owns a full bitcoin owns a million bits, similar to how it’s rare to be a millionaire in cash.
Many newcomers dislike owning part of a bitcoin and can’t easily grasp sats because of the high mental cost of 100,000,000 per coin… Cheap shitcoins exploit this ignorance.
Our brains 🧠 are accustomed to the two-part ($ & ¢) pricing structure of the dollar.
$20.99 twenty dollars & ninety nine cents.
Many don’t notice this, but $20.99 equals 2099 cents.
If 100 sats = 1 bit, like 100 cents = 1 dollar, then we can copy this familiar layout for all.
For Satoshi Lovers:
Anytime something is priced in sats, you can simply move the comma farthest to the right over to the right one decimal point.
10,099 sats = 100 bits & 99 sats.
Move the comma over to the right, then the remaining two numbers are the sats — just like cents…
Create a price tag using e-ink screens and the unified denomination, lined up in rows on a shelf. 🏷🗄
If you procrastinate by playing with another potential skill (e.g. instruments, imagining physics, messing with computers, learning about medicine, etc.), then you’ll inevitably expand your curiosities into activities & potential relationships that begin with those commonalities.
“…compound interest from many quick small iterations is greater than the compound interest from a few slow big iterations. Compound interest operates in most intellectual and social domains.” ~@naval
Procrastination isn’t always a zero-sum loss. You can use it to gain momentum!
Philosopher is a fancy name for a person who contemplates & imagines more than anything else. Engineering is enacting philosophy with technology. Physics is proving some philosophies via geometrical & mathematical proofs of patterns.