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We say "calories" when we mean kCals– if Bitcoin does become completely mainstream, I see no reason why casual users wouldn't just say "bitcoins" instead of "mi
by ics 13y ago
We say "calories" when we mean kCals– if Bitcoin does become completely mainstream, I see no reason why casual users wouldn't just say "bitcoins" instead of "milliBits".
- bradnickel 13y agoI do hope you are right and that the extreme fractional math won't be an issue, but have my concerns still, because the valuation is so critical to the meaning of the names. It won't be like a dime that always means the same thing, because the average value of a dollar doesn't impact thinking through daily purchases.