I think it's better to open a scamm accusaion in the properly section , what do you think guys ?


Edit: I've found this : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=823849.0

Anyhoo, I will sum up the future of Bitcoin. For any of you early adopters out there, consider this your cheat sheet to know where the future of Bitcoin develops:

* "Bitcoin" is still the technology.

* 1 bit will be the "base unit".

* the smallest unit will be "1 bit cent", also known as "1 satoshi" to honor Satoshi Nakamoto. (sort of like 0.01 USD is referred to as a "1 cent", and also its proper name "1 penny", respectively)

* Some people will understand that "1 bitcoin = very rich". The term "Bitcoinaire" may even come up.

* XBT is the abbreviation -- it fits beautifully with "Bitcoin" and "bits", even though that wouldn't be intellectually 100% correct.

* Exchanges, traders, accountants, etc. will understand the price of Bitcoin as "$400 / XBT"

* Laymen will look at the price of Bitcoin as "2500 bits / dollar" (US Dollar) ... bookkeepers and accountants will be familiar with this as well, if necessary.

In response to KingOfTrolls:
I completely agree with you. Unfortunately, it's hard for your average user, and your average adopter, to understand what a "SAT" is, especially in the world of Bitcoin. If you go ahead and tell them, "oh, it's short for Satoshi! The guy who worked a lot on Bitcoin in the beginning had the first name Satoshi. He's anonymous and stuff. But don't ask about that".

...well, that's just adding more confusion. (Even if you make the explanation shorter). I'm not saying this because it is what I believe, I am saying it because it is the reactions and feelings of the layman (and even very technically-minded people).

Will newbies and average users understand? Yes.

Will they remember that "1 sat" is the base unit for Bitcoin? As most people forgot things very quickly, my *intentional* interactions with the layman show that they just don't remember "Satoshi" or "Sat". They entirely remember "bits". Things I have heard include:

"Oh ya... a 'bit', right?"

"Um, it was 1 'yoshi' right?" (to which I reply: "no, 1 SA-toshi")

Why switch to bits when there is already "satoshi" as a unit?

hy stuna. tell me about
You are banned and cannot do this. Support@primedice.com to dispute
i cant widraw my balance,  and sorry if I break the rules, because im newbie on primedice.
im just play, like on primedice first page
 tank for ur help.

if they fork once they will fork twice... 

Nope.  Bitcoin was actually designed for each transaction to have it's own anonymous address.   

you mustn't learn Bitcoin.you just know that you shoule accept it ,that's enough.

I mean , would making a website that sell digital goods for Bitcoin helps ? or it won't make any difference , I'am really new at this and not sure how it works  

For now, my biggest faucet so far is 2500 sats. And Im seriosly happy with it

Who here knows how to make a family crest? a business logo? Willing to pay BTC. Make me an offer and post your previous work.

Who here has the best english with correct grammar and punctuation. I will be needing 10 writers that will write about my site. Its a Sports Related. The pay is 0.01 BTC per 500 word article. It should pass copyscape and should be original all the way. Hit me up if you are interested.

Thanks!