@BasilTheGreat And what will happen,π€π€π€ Absolutely nothing, and if you don't agree they should get away with the lies your a far right extremist. π―π―π―
I absolutely admire you so much for what you do, please don't give up and keep on hammering the truth and questioning this despicable government for the truth. Without people like you asking the awkward questions we would be totally screwed. π―π―π― xxxxxx
@Councillorsuzie
small amount of bitcoin is called a satoshi (or "sat" for short). As the smallest unit of the cryptocurrency, one satoshi equals one-hundred-millionth of a single bitcoin (\(0.00000001\) BTC). Named after Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, this unit allows for micro-transactions and makes purchasing smaller, more affordable amounts of Bitcoin possible.Β Key details regarding Bitcoin units:Β 1 Satoshi (sat): \(0.00000001\) BTC.100 Million Satoshis: \(1\) BTC.Common Use: Sats are widely used in Lightning Network transactions and for fee calculations.Other Units: Less common units include the millibitcoin (mBTC), which is \(\frac{1}{1000}\) of a bitcoin.Β Sats are essential for daily, smaller-scale transactions, as they allow users to trade or own fractions of a coin rather than needing to buy a whole Bitcoin.