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satoshi is one of Bitcoin units and you can make a chart with any of Bitcoin units, it's not big matter. The fact behind this is the same, reflection of Bitcoin price through different units.

The following chart is Satoshi per dollar which is an inverse chart of $ per satoshi chart. Instead of showing how much does 1 satoshi cost, it show us an inverse information: how many satoshis one $ can buy over time.
https://charts.bitbo.io/satoshi-per-dollar/
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Thanks for sharing the chart, really interesting!

I guess what this got me thinking about is whether it's really a problem that people feel "out priced" when considering buying bitcoin because the price of 1 BTC is just so high. It feels like the idea of pricing in sats is like a stock split.

Personally I feel that retail would love to be able to show that they hold a really big bag of sats rather than a tiny bag of BTC.

satoshi is one of Bitcoin units and you can make a chart with any of Bitcoin units, it's not big matter. The fact behind this is the same, reflection of Bitcoin price through different units.

The following chart is Satoshi per dollar which is an inverse chart of $ per satoshi chart. Instead of showing how much does 1 satoshi cost, it show us an inverse information: how many satoshis one $ can buy over time.
https://charts.bitbo.io/satoshi-per-dollar/
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Thanks for sharing the chart, really interesting!

I guess what this got me thinking about is whether it's really a problem that people feel "out priced" when considering buying bitcoin because the price of 1 BTC is just so high. It feels like the idea of pricing in sats is like a stock split.

Personally I feel that retail would love to be able to show that they hold a really big bag of sats rather than a tiny bag of BTC.