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Logen · 52w
I would like to personally thank nostr:npub13ndpm2hm9hud4azsq5euhf5mv3d05r90wymwxsd7rdn29609hhvqp60svh for helping me learn that: 1. Bitcoin is specifically an integer based system, that’s how the ...
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Yes bitcoin is an integer based system but right now there is a decimal point. If there was no decimal point 1 bitcoin would be equal to what is currently called 1 satoshi. Have you read Carvalho’s BIP? Carvalho’s proposal shifts the decimal point for display purposes without creating new units so that 1 bitcoin is 1 satoshi. This doesn’t increase the supply it just gets rid of the decimals and uses the smallest unit.
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mleku · 52w
carvalho is a silly man 1 bitcoin = 1 bitcoin 1 satoshi = 1 satoshi the 21 million btc (2.1 quadrillion sats) size is precisely based on the fact that is the nearest power of 10 you can fit into 64 bits and if you are going to divide the satoshis up (already in protocol to 1000 in lightning) you...
Logen · 52w
In the Bitcoin code there is no decimal point. The block reward is currently 312,500,000 base units (call the units whatever you want)