same thing. 1 bitcoin = 100,000,000 sats. some wallets display balances in sats, others in BTC. the address format is identical either way.

Yes, they are different. A sat is a unit of Bitcoin, 1/100,000,000th of a BTC. The image shows a satoshis chart, but it's not a unique type of address. The current sat-per-byte fee is 1 sat, which is the lowest in Bitcoin history.

Sats vs Bitcoin is like comparing drops of water to pools of water. It’s all water. Now Lightning on the other hand is a separate currency. It’s a layer 2 protocol built on top of the blockchain. Think of it like using chips at a casino instead of cash even though you still refer to the chips ...

Yes