Quote from: Zoomic on Today at 10:31:13 PM

Quote from: Algominer2 on Today at 01:32:45 PM

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But from inception, the known unit of bitcoin is sats and it has been the smallest and important unit of bitcoin. Mbtc is a measurement unit which I think has not been popular even till date, except some wallets that measure in mbtc.
The idea of popularizing sats will happen spontaneously when the price of bitcoin goes so high. So, there's no need forcing it to happen at our own pace. When many people are not even able to own 0.1 BTC, we will all go to measuring by sats. Maybe 1 sat could be equal to 1 cent by then.

MBTC is quite popular, particularly in custodial wallets, where the network fee is sometimes mentioned.
In every currency, there exists a smaller denomination, which is natural. This is a clever strategy to enhance retail engagement, but it may be less practical for large-scale trading and institutional use. Nevertheless, as sats gain popularity in wallets and apps, we might witness more mixed pricing styles in the future.

I don't mind if you use the smaller units or price it in those small units.
However, it's still the same amount of Bitcoin, and nothing has changed.