This is cryptoforum sir. We dont speak with archaic dollar denotations. The correct phrase is "Just my 0.00000124 BTC."Just my 2 cents.
AMLT token which is Pre-Sale now by Coinfirm. It will bring regulation and risk assessments to the market, something which is very required for the crypt world at the moment in order to filter all the scam and crap from the legit technologies being developed.
If the crypto is the next big thing than it would need this in order for quick regulations and world wide adoption.
Keep in mind that if you buy this token than it requires verification with ID`s / phone / utility bill etc..
But as in any coin nowadays always do your due diligence and research first before jumping in to anything.
Just my 2 cents.
I had to ejumacate myself. Here's what I learned:I love that. obv will do more research but already like what I see, tnx!
And yea next time say just my 2 sitoshi. lets keep the crypto lingo in place.
I had to ejumacate myself. Here's what I learned:
Google autocorrected your spelling to Satoshi.
It is a unit that is to the 8th decimal place to the right of a single unit. LMFAO.
.00000001 Satoshi.
So, to keep the value, the saying will need to be changed to:
"That's just my 124 Satoshi,"
Which will translate to 0.00000124 BTC, and further convert to $.02. But then you need to factor in the transaction fee, so you really need to add more value to your saying. What do you mean you don’t know how to calculate transaction fees? It’s simple: all you gotta do is work out the size of your transaction in bytes, multiply it by the median byte size, take the answer in satoshis, divide it by 100 million (or 1e8 on a scientific calculator), get the answer in bitcoin and then convert to USD. Piece of cake.
I would recommend having a calculator and coinbase to be able to know exactly how much value to put into your saying that day. I would hate for you to over appreciate or under appreciate a comment with an inaccurately calculated statement of worth.