It is like calling British currency pound sterling because it was once based on the wight of sterling silver. What you pay in transaction fees is the amount of

It is like calling British currency pound sterling because it was once based on the wight of sterling silver. What you pay in transaction fees is the amount of bytes used to represent your data. Byteball can then also store immutable data of various lengths, if you are willing to pay for it in the price of bytes for the storage of bytes you like to store. Makes sense.