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Dropee question of the day code 20 December What is the smallest unit of Bitcoin$1

Dropee Question of the Day Code 20 December: Here is the answer to today's Dropee Question of the Day: What is the smallest unit of Bitcoin$1 and the answer is Satoshi

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Updated Dec 20, 2024

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Dropee question of the day code 20 December What is the smallest unit of Bitcoin$1

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Here is the today's dropee question of the day code Answers for 20 December.

QUESTION: What is the smallest unit of Bitcoin$1

ANSWER: Satoshi

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The smallest unit of Bitcoin is called a Satoshi, named after Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. One Satoshi represents 0.00000001 Bitcoin (BTC), which is one hundred millionth of a Bitcoin. This small denomination allows Bitcoin to be used for very tiny transactions, making it versatile for microtransactions and practical in cases where a whole Bitcoin is too valuable.

For instance, if Bitcoin is worth $50,000, then one Satoshi would be equivalent to $0.0005 (five ten-thousandths of a cent). This precise divisibility is one of Bitcoin's key features, enabling its use even as its value increases.

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