SAT

A3rdRanger1776

Iran 🇮🇷 sending drones to Israel 🇮🇱 was the absolute PERFECT timing for a correction!! $72+ BTC wasn’t sustainable before the halving. The crypto market needed a reason to liquidate and correct BTC to about $66k. The timing of a correction and global fear was absolutely perfect!! Most coins are only down from 3 months ago, that’s NOT bad!! The long term goal of BTC is $1,000,000 per coin…hopefully by 2045. Every (1) BTC has 100,000,000 satoshis (SATS). If this happens between today and 2024, BTC @ $1 mill would equal 🟰 $1USD per SAT…it would be the PERFECT decentralized source of spending and storage of value

chewiedev

I think we need something halfway to a SAT: An MSAT: MegaSatoshi At the .0001 which is halfway as small as Sat: .00000001 So 10 MSATs, does this sound better than .001 BTC? Eventually, yes we go full Satoshi, maybe eventually a couple decades after that, we go microSatoshi ISAT?

Appropriate-Day6289

maybe 1 SAT

IPreferRedbull

Cool, at the exchange rate of 1 SAT = 1 ounce of gold.

Cultural-Task-1098

Bitcoin is the only solution to currency/dollar inflation. Just put your dollars into BTC. Don't over think it. They can inflate all day. 1 SAT = 1 SAT

Kabelsa

>No one needs a full share of a stock and yet stocks splitting do have a material impact on the price That is to make a stock more accessible for people who can't afford investing $1000 into a single stock unless they want to own fractional share. IF the smallest possible BTC unit, 1 SAT, cost $1000 then you'd have a point. However, 1 SAT is less than a cent so not being able to buy a full 1 SAT is nothing that prevents people from purchasing BTC.

AD_VICTORIAM_MOFO

10 000 000 Sats is a good start. I feel very bad not having bought as much as I can when I started in early 2017 before $1k BTC but now I am totally committed. My account auto buys every day now and will continue to do so We need to start measuring holding it Satoshis now (1 BTC=100 Mil. SAT)

No-Afternoon-4528

Just a thought - Looking back the past few years conversations were always based off units of bitcoin. Recently I see most conversations are in 0.x or 0.0x or even 0.00x bitcoin. Thinking in a few years "satoshi" or "SAT" as a unit will become a norm just blows my mind. Although I know this mainly contributes to the value of fiat comparing existing value of bitcoin. But looking at the current trend (decreasing value of fiat & increase value of bitcoin) I do see this happening soon.

Flat4Power4Life

No sweat off my back, I’ve been winning and stacking SAT’s for over 8 years now. Everyone is as educated as they want to be with investing.

MakeItMine2024

Will only get better with time .. who new way of ETFs globally hitting the market… FACT : There are less than 950 new BTC mined globally at current time … alter the mid April halving it will be about 425..In the next 10 years no one will ask how many BTCs do you have as they will talk about SAT’s because the price of a BTC will be over 1,000,000

ReedoIncognito

NOT. ONE. SAT. Besides, cramped living spaces and meager Christmases build character

Plastic_Ad7436

A solution showing P = NP could upend the field of cryptography, which relies on certain problems being difficult. A constructive and efficient solution[Note 2] to an NP-complete problem such as 3-SAT would break most existing cryptosystems including: Existing implementations of public-key cryptography,[32] a foundation for many modern security applications such as secure financial transactions over the Internet. Symmetric ciphers such as AES or 3DES,[33] used for the encryption of communications data. Cryptographic hashing, which underlies blockchain cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and is used to authenticate software updates. For these applications, finding a pre-image that hashes to a given value must be difficult, ideally taking exponential time. If P = NP, then this can take polynomial time, through reduction to SAT.[34] From wikipedia

Plastic_Ad7436

A solution showing P = NP could upend the field of cryptography, which relies on certain problems being difficult. A constructive and efficient solution[Note 2] to an NP-complete problem such as 3-SAT would break most existing cryptosystems including: Existing implementations of public-key cryptography,[32] a foundation for many modern security applications such as secure financial transactions over the Internet. Symmetric ciphers such as AES or 3DES,[33] used for the encryption of communications data. Cryptographic hashing, which underlies blockchain cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and is used to authenticate software updates. For these applications, finding a pre-image that hashes to a given value must be difficult, ideally taking exponential time. If P = NP, then this can take polynomial time, through reduction to SAT.[34] From wikipedia

Plastic_Ad7436

A solution showing P = NP could upend the field of cryptography, which relies on certain problems being difficult. A constructive and efficient solution[Note 2] to an NP-complete problem such as 3-SAT would break most existing cryptosystems including: Existing implementations of public-key cryptography,[32] a foundation for many modern security applications such as secure financial transactions over the Internet. Symmetric ciphers such as AES or 3DES,[33] used for the encryption of communications data. Cryptographic hashing, which underlies blockchain cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and is used to authenticate software updates. For these applications, finding a pre-image that hashes to a given value must be difficult, ideally taking exponential time. If P = NP, then this can take polynomial time, through reduction to SAT.[34] From wikipedia

Plastic_Ad7436

A solution showing P = NP could upend the field of cryptography, which relies on certain problems being difficult. A constructive and efficient solution[Note 2] to an NP-complete problem such as 3-SAT would break most existing cryptosystems including: Existing implementations of public-key cryptography,[32] a foundation for many modern security applications such as secure financial transactions over the Internet. Symmetric ciphers such as AES or 3DES,[33] used for the encryption of communications data. Cryptographic hashing, which underlies blockchain cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and is used to authenticate software updates. For these applications, finding a pre-image that hashes to a given value must be difficult, ideally taking exponential time. If P = NP, then this can take polynomial time, through reduction to SAT.[34] From wikipedia

Plastic_Ad7436

A solution showing P = NP could upend the field of cryptography, which relies on certain problems being difficult. A constructive and efficient solution[Note 2] to an NP-complete problem such as 3-SAT would break most existing cryptosystems including: Existing implementations of public-key cryptography,[32] a foundation for many modern security applications such as secure financial transactions over the Internet. Symmetric ciphers such as AES or 3DES,[33] used for the encryption of communications data. Cryptographic hashing, which underlies blockchain cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, and is used to authenticate software updates. For these applications, finding a pre-image that hashes to a given value must be difficult, ideally taking exponential time. If P = NP, then this can take polynomial time, through reduction to SAT.[34] From wikipedia

Generalfro

This is the answer. To emphasize that point more; YOU CAN ENFORCE BTC RULES WITHOUT OWNING A SINGLE SAT! Want a say in how YOUR investment is run? Start your own full node.

FinnegansWakeWTF

So that transaction had a weight of 99,308. It took 3 weeks for a miner to actually take it, since I put a paultry fee of .0001 btc for it. https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/ee94af7c9577a61c8c7cd2db89a0697d5eebea17b6d8b98887b4a7ff9b1be3f8 That's it if you wanna check it out. I've never seen a lower Fee/byte than .403 SAT / byte

ohad1

 the term "logic" is unfortunately used in various very different meanings. Can say that any code is the "logic" of the program it represents. Similarly in hardware design they call "logic" for circuits of logical gates. But this all is very far from what we mean. We mean logic in the sense used in the field of mathematical logic. For example, first-order logic. There are existing logical AI applications out there, most notably SAT solvers, SMT solvers, and automated theorem provers. In fact, databases are already a form of logical AI in disguise. There are many forms of logical AI, per each logical language, roughly speaking. There is a lot to say about the subject. Please have a look at the points mentioned here and please come back with additional questions, e.g. in the telegram group or in the monthly Q&A.

Darkpriest667

It's currently 10% of the supply on exchanges. 1 million are in SAT's wallets and there is probably another 2 to 3 million lost forever. That leaves 17 million of which 1.8 million are on exchanges? That's not a small number.

Ok-Sympathy9768

I am very much newby to self custody and this is Interesting, and makes sense..How does one determine the value of a bitcoin without fiat?The day will come when SATs replace the fiat as a measure of value, but that may take awhile. Additionally, like it or not one must factor in the collection of taxes, which in the US will require a $ conversion. My thoughts are how amazing it is to be a “whole coiner”, but to have just 1 BTC barely meets the criteria threshold and even spending 1 SAT and you are no longer considered a “whole coiner”. Furthermore, it can be argued that without the ability to spend even a single SAT or factor in the value/$/sats needed to cover taxes a person is truly not a “whole coiner” free and clear. Maybe one can be considered a “gross whole coiner” compared to a “net whole coiner” who can spend some and still have 1btc. The not your keys not your coin is something we can all agree on.. if the government can confiscate it then it’s not yours. So maybe there is levels, tier 1 self custody having a cold wallet with a 1 BTC balance is the best truest form of”whole coiner”. The etf exposure gets BTC a step closer to mass adoption and maybe the are like tier 4 “whole coiners”.

Roger_bitcoin

I sold once by mistake. 200k SAT. I didn't pay attention and accept a buy order. My soul is marked forever…

Lost-District-8793

Cool, so one SAT is enough, I guess I am happy and content now.

WarmMillerLite4-2

“Just hit me on the hip, my pager number is (555) SAT-MANN” -Satoshi Nakamoto

Tight_Mushroom_8126

because colleges aren’t accepting SAT scores anymore

Key-Seaworthiness748

I’m confused is this different then bitcoin lol SAT’s? Where do I find it lol

Cultural-Task-1098

$1 per SAT is my new sell price. Still buying.

dougie_fresh121

Realistically I see a SAT being worth about one Yen in the best case scenario - about one penny USD (until the system implodes, then it’s a free for all). That’d put BTC at $1M. Which is probably the 10 year horizon target. Unprofessional opinion just speculating here

GoldVictory158

Sure, I'll explain it as simply as possible. Imagine you have one big chocolate bar, which is like owning one Bitcoin (BTC). Now, let's say you want to break that chocolate bar into smaller pieces to share with your friends. Each of those smaller pieces is like a Satoshi (SAT), which is the smallest unit of Bitcoin. So, when people talk about SATs, they're referring to these tiny pieces of Bitcoin. It's like talking about how many tiny chocolate pieces you have instead of talking about the whole chocolate bar. Buying SATs or accumulating them is like collecting these tiny pieces of Bitcoin over time. Some people like to buy SATs because they might not be able to afford a whole Bitcoin, but they can still own a small piece of it. So, buying SATs is just another way of getting into Bitcoin, even if you can't buy a whole Bitcoin at once. It's like saying, "I might not have the whole chocolate bar, but I still have some delicious chocolate pieces to enjoy!"

RightTea4247

Work on improving your dreadful SAT scores you imbecile

Metalbasher

Most if not all that got in really early sold at $1000 or whatever the first big pump was. Maybe there's a few who brought and forgot... Just keep staking SAT's....

aaronmichaelVA

Makes you realize that in the decades to come, normalizing SATs is going to be easy and necessary. <21,000,000BTC or <2,100,000,000.000,000SAT for widespread use. Either that or, like gold, governments will create and use their own currency backed by the Bitcoin standard. Followed by moving off of the BTC standard and cultivating the same struggles as today... But that's a problem for 2120.

Yo_ipitythefool

What's with all these posts with people trying to hype themselves up because they don't own enough BTC? I'm a SAT Millionaire! 😆

AvocadoAutist

1 SAT is almost 1 Argentine peso....

Shoddy_Caterpillar23

It’s never too late to DCA BTC if you have a long term mindset. I started DCAing BTC at the 2021 high of $69K with full understanding that prices could fall — and fall prices did. Truly understanding what Bitcoin is gave me full confidence to do so. Keep on SAT stacking!

theothersidex

Sats is short for Satoshi. It is the smallest possible unit of bitcoin that you can buy. 1 SAT = 0.00000001 BTC Some people think that on a long enough timeline we won’t be discussing bitcoins anymore, but Satoshis. As the price of BTC will be too high.

GallupIsCool

The only "sure-fire" way is to sell 1 SAT every minute then you can guarantee, and brag about, hitting and selling at the top. Just don't specify how much you sold. 😁

PablovsPeanut

Bought a BTC at $5K sold at 12.5K. Since I’ve been back haven’t sold another SAT

cryptoking87

Get with it. Because eventually there will come a time when we won't be talking about the price of Bitcoin as a whole coin. A similar comparison can be made with gold, You rarely see people talk about gold price in KG any more its all about oz. Right now 1 USD = 1600 SATS Or you can look at this like 1 cent is 16 SATS There may come a time when 1 cent will equal 1 SAT (Bitcoin price will need to reach around $1 million for this to happen)

Ok_Winner6337

Like I could say I’ll charge you 1million SAT for my 8hours of service. Regardless of the value of BTC-USD I have to stick to that number over a long period of time (longer than a day or week or even month let’s say) for me to actually be USING BTC rather than just saying ok I charge $500 usd a day and you can pay me in SAT which one day could be 1000000 and the next 900000 or the next 15000000000… depending on market for BTC at the time of payment, in the end I get $500 Fiat and that’s still how I perceive transactions myself. that would be using BTC as a medium to get to USD and not BTC as a medium for actual use. Am I retarded?

Ok_Winner6337

I suppose it does but only because I can compare it to USD. For example there is a buy side difference to McDonalds vs Gas. Gas prices change daily based on market value sometimes like over night the price of a gallon goes way up or down while USD stays relatively stable (forget inflation). On the other hand the price of a fast food meal stays relatively stable while the $ also stays stable… now switch to btc. If the price of the burger is measured in SAT and stays consistent regardless of the actual BTC to $ conversion then that’s cool I can wrap my head around that X sat = burger over long time period. But in my mind it gets more complicated when you have a thing like gas that fluctuates daily but then the BTC I use to buy it also fluctuates daily… see my confusion?? End game is BTC is stable across all FIAT and that happens because of adoption of the purchasing parties but ALSO requires sellers to actually list there goods and services in SAT and not SAT based on FIAT. I’m not trying to say anything smart just trying to track if I got the idea right?

Admirable-Style4656

No SAT Sophie

mosheoofnikrulz

It also helped me with my regular coke (soda) addiction.. all money saved gone to SAT stacking, and all those calories trimmed really helped me with my weight.

bierli

I mean 0.057 per SAT is a low price…

Long_Conflict_604

1 SAT is already 6.45 VND. But anyways, I have much lower expectations. 1 SAT = 1 USD penny is already a 38x price improvement.

BMB281

He’s a SAT MAN. *\*skibbidying intensifies *\*

Quecks_

Always just one SAT more, and then you are sure to be happy.

Sanjam-Kapoor

On the day of my SAT, let everyone win on the halving ✨️

nicoznico

You really need to educate yourself more (on Bitcoin), no offense. 1 BTC is 100 million SAT You can also trade and buy SAT. It‘s like cents and dollar.

UbbaDubbz

The market cap of a single coin, the first BRC-20 token $ORDI is $1.47 billion market cap and was even listed on Binance, OKX and other exchanges. The second largest BRC-20 token is $SAT and has a market cap of $1.01 Billion and also listed on Binance. Merlin a BTC L2 protocol, released 1 week ago already has $1 billion in TVL. I can keep going down the list but you get the idea. I haven’t even touched the NFT ecosystem in Bitcoin. Go to any spaces chat for Ordinals or Ordinals Telegram, everyone is from SOL/ETH. This subreddit is dead, all the alpha and crypto stuff is happening on Twitter. I promise you. I am really shocked this is a surprise to some people.

proof-of-conzept

Wait for 1SAT = 1$ and then watch the old world bankrupt itself.

My5thAccountSoFar

One can never be truly SAT-isfied as it were...

timbulance

Give him a call 1-800-SAT-OSHI

BullRunnerRunner

I think this 2/2 multi sig on 2 partner rings is the most romantic thing I've ever heard. * I LOVE YOU * I NEED YOU * MY SAT STACK WOULD BE NOTHING WITHOUT YOU

Adventurous__Kiwi

what is SAT ?

apol96

What’s a SAT?

PepeDeCorozal

It is neither an analogy nor a simile. It is a contrast. It seems like you got a zero on the reading comprehension section of your SAT. You are continuing to argue about B when the subject is A.

Grp8pe88

shortage?? there's a quadrillion SAT's.. factor in leverage.. do you actually think the SLV or GLD have an oz. of metal for every piece of paper issued?

LebaneseLion

Wait the sats coin is the smallest unit or btc? Sat coin was moving independently from btc price tho, unless SAT coin is not satoshis.

Substantial-Kiwi-244

Best time for consolidation is 1SAT/vb

big_J7

I HODL'd from 60k down to 15k and didn't sell a single SAT...I AIN'T FK'N GOING NO WHERE!

Grunblau

This is the Daily that future BTC^SAT holders will come to, hoping see what was discussed on the eve of BTC EFT approvals… Be on your best behavior!

HighlightTiny9896

In 2097 0.63 SAT will be the next bitcoin.

SupportWeak7195

I mean 15y is like almost 4 halvings. In 4halvings it went from $1=1,309BTC to $1=2333 SAT so idk seems like we can do something crazy again relatively quickly

FieserKiller

BTC & SAT is enough and bits complicate things needlessly

SupportWeak7195

This guy has the right idea; I had a bit of a different idea just cause BTC is so volatile I can’t wait 1Y. Especially with all these news. 1,000,000 SAT/day will get you 1BTC in 100days! I started out at $275 for 1M SAT when BTC was at 27k. Now I am doing $475 for the same 1M SAT

SteveW928

Oh my, where to begin! tl/dr; read The Bitcoin Standard (really, that is, read it and you'll understand) But, to address some of your points here... Transaction fees are high right now because of 'bored apes' jpgs and side-chain alt-coin spam (long story). But, they are often under or around $1USD worth of Bitcoin. (The most I have spent in the last few years is maybe $0.65 USD to move some coin or buy something.) That said, the future of Bitcoin fees will probably be relatively high, as the more people that use it, the higher they go (how it will compare to these spam times, is hard to say). That's why there is a lot of effort being put into Layer 2 solutions like Lightning. I regularly 'boostagram' some number of SATs plus a message to my favorite podcast hosts. If often costs 0 or a SAT or two (fractions of a cent). The illustration I like to use is like an ATM w/ fees. If the ATM has, say, $1.50 in fees, you can't easily buy a cup of coffee with it, but you take out $50 or whatever in cash, and then buy the coffee. Same with Lightning. You'll maybe take $100 or $200 off-chain into Lightning and pay the $5 fee or whatever, but then make transactions for almost nothing from there on. The traditional finance system can't even come close to competing with this. You don't need to install Bitcoin Core unless you want to run a node. All you need is a wallet like BlueWallet, for example. Running a node is a good idea to fully participate, or for maximum security/privacy, etc. but it isn't required. You can't cancel your transaction, though if it doesn't get confirmed, you'll get it back. That's why it is important to pay attention to the fees, so that doesn't happen. (Some wallets have a feature to 'bump' the fees up, in that situation.) Decentralized is in regard to control, not anonymity. Yes, this latter aspect is a bit of a problem when dealing with tyrannical governments. There are some solutions (Lightning being partly so, and probably the easiest), but this is Bitcoin's weak spot. But, it is a matter of tradeoffs... coins that solve for privacy, fall down in other regards. Bitcoin is more about being a hard money, than privacy (which is why the crime/fraud thing is such a joke! That some from opponents who don't know anything.). As for mining and wasteful, see my opening point about The Bitcoin Standard. Until you understand how broken fiat is (and how much power it requires!), and how Bitcoin fixes this... you'll not be able to grasp how tiny the amount of power really is in comparison to the importance. (And, yes we do produce the money...not from air, it's complicated, but do you know what money is? again, cf. The Bitcoin Standard... that's pretty much what the book is about.) "Why would any sane person want to deal with it?" Hope (you'll have to read the book to understand) I started off with your first reason... I traded a bunch of coins around. Made a bit of profit. Then I learned about Bitcoin and went all in. As for your second reason, I'm not a criminal, nor using my BTC for anything criminal. I've donated to some podcasters. Bought a couple books and a Bitcoin miner. I'm mostly HODL'ing. I guess some governments think that makes me a criminal?! What I'm primarily bypassing is inflation. Any money I leave as fiat, rapidly loses buying power. But, the ability to bypass the banks is nice, for sure. If I want to send some money to my sister in another country, she can have it in a few minutes, maybe 20 at most. No one on earth can stop it either. If the gov't does declare me a criminal, if I can escape, the Bitcoin will be there waiting wherever I end up. Yes, that does give a bit of peace of mind (especially when the country I live in recently froze bank accounts of people who just expressed support of an ideology). Please read that book, though. I'd say aside from religious texts (I'm a Christian, btw), it would be in the top 5 books I've ever read, in terms of impact and worldview change. Once you see it, you won't be able to unsee it. It is a pretty easy read, too.

Corbimos

The denomination makes no difference to the use case. If we start using 100,000,00 nSATS in every SAT, there would be no problem. We already use milisats in lightning on layer 2 today and it's not an issue. As long as the 21M cap is not violated, there won't be a problem with the supply being "too scarce". That's the beauty of it being digital. It's infinitly divisible, and still just as secure.

Days_End

SAT SA = Saylor T = Token It's a Saylor token.

John_Sknow

Everyone here knows what Sats are, you're clearly missing the point or just avoiding it. Again, to clarify, when people go onto an exchange to buy BTC, do you think the ticker will be changed to SAT to reflect a lower price value or that it will remain as BTC? I think it will remain as BTC.

John_Sknow

>Theyre one in the same, you don't see forex exchanges listing PENNY/EURO do you? its USD/EURO just as its nots SAT/LTC but BTC/LTC or BTC/USD not SAT/USD. You just made my point, or am I missing something?

Kyle888000

Dude, I'm going to be nice here but genuinely could be very mean - You absolutely do not understand BTC or Crypto for that matter. You're either 1. looking to scam people / pump bags or 2. Going to lose all of your money. I genuinely hope if it 2 you wise up and actually research things you put your money into. BTC is denominated in SATS this is how the crypto currency works on the transactional level - It was curated this way from inception. SATS are to BTC as a penny is to the dollar. Theyre one in the same, you don't see forex exchanges listing PENNY/EURO do you? its USD/EURO just as its nots SAT/LTC but BTC/LTC or BTC/USD not SAT/USD. &#x200B; TLDR: https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=what+is+a+SAT+in+BTC

John_Sknow

You think exchanges will change their tickers from BTC to SAT? Doubt it.

FucknAright

I still don't know what a SAT is

shpeucher

I can’t wait until penny sat when all the mainstream news price it as SAT $0.01

0x07AD

We have to stop thinking or BTC or satoshi in terms of fiat currency. However, we cannot do it until we stop tying the economical value of BTC to the fiat system. We will not see such a decoupling until fiat currencies on a global scale are replaced by a bitcoin-based currency. If 1 SAT === USD1.00, then 1 BTC === USD100,000,000.00. So unless 1 BTC is capped at USD1M, the cost of goods and services will continue rising (inflation) as the smallest unit, the satoshi, likewise increases from USD1 to USD1 to USD3...to USD(infinity). While an upper limit for 1 BTC will ultimately be discovered, and it must be found for practical purposes, the smallest unit 1 SAT will potentially price many people out of even owning 1 SAT. The original vision of bitcoin has been lost forever, in my opinion. It was intended as a peer-to-peer trustless payment system which offered people financial freedom in the sense their bank or the government could not freeze access to their own money. Bitcoin seemingly is a way to retire or flaunt one's wealth in its present use as a high-risk investment.

shpeucher

This. Penny Sat is the real hyperbitcoinization. I can’t wait for when the mainstream news reports SAT $0.01 and everyone will think of it as a penny stock

Altruistic_Lost

I think you are talking about a problem of liquidity. But this is not a problem. A this time you can already buy a fraction of a BTC and eventually exhanges will change from BTC to SAT to increase liquidity.

HighlightTiny9896

1 bitcoin = 100 million satoshis 1 SAT = 1 SAT

HighlightTiny9896

1 bitcoin = 100 million satoshis 1 SAT = 1 SAT In 15 years 229,159 satoshis will be the new Bitcoin

VividSupermarket1796

YEAAA I'm A SAT MILLIONARE!!

FrontBass3942

Just reset the display currency on your cold wallet to “BTC” or “SAT”, chill and hodl on. If the market corrects all you’ll see is your SAT count advancing regularly.

SpecialDonkey6563

There are 100,000,000 sats per Bitcoin. SAT is short for Satoshi.

LightninHooker

dude you minted $ORDI? adopt me . You are fucking loaded. Did you hear AOY on spaces? that dude is the second coming after satoshi Maxis are eating shit, they wanted to censor but they can't ... it is what it is. Cope hard and then they will join Never minted SAT cos I didn't like the stupid supply ... I have so many brc20 minted and inscribed ... instead of buying ordi for cents :D but it was an amazing couple of months

KlearCat

> My strategy is to HODL everything throughout the entire bull run and not sell a single #$%% SAT so i can watch the fiat value of my stash dissipate during the next bear market. This will give me the opportunity to feel immense guilt for at least 3 years whilst giving me time to build up the courage to do it all over again.... Do this 2 or 3 times and you'll be happy

mikeysz

My strategy is to HODL everything throughout the entire bull run and not sell a single #$%% SAT so i can watch the fiat value of my stash dissipate during the next bear market. This will give me the opportunity to feel immense guilt for at least 3 years whilst giving me time to build up the courage to do it all over again....

Disavowed_Rogue

$1 USD = 1 SAT &#x200B; I can dream?

shpeucher

Hopefully SAT will be worth more than a penny soon, but probably not this decade

Fast-Conference-2268

1,043 SAT• - $0.40

Sunnyjim333

People won't be buying most things with whole coins. Maybe buy stuff in Satoshis? Instead of $40,000 for a car it wil be SAT40,000. Just thinking out loud. Be well.

AcademicoMarihuanero

One day one SAT is gonna be equal to a small country GDP wow

Noroloisreal

I’ve actually never bought a SAT… I’ve been curious for while, but not enough of money to split around 😝

Boogyin1979

Through conventions and events all over the world, meet-ups, time in the space, family, etc.: I am fortunate enough to know a tonne of Bitcoiners IRL. Not a single one of them HODLs every single sat to the exclusion of all else. We just try and stack more than we spend. If I see value in a product or service you offer: I will pay in sats. Whether that is my coffee beans, investing in your company, reading an article, or zapping a post on NOSTR. This "I will never spend a SAT" business, is a Reddit and Bitcoin Twitter thing, IMO.

TtradesTOwin

I tend to think of Bitcoin not as a financial unit, but more as a financial system. 1 SAT gives you access to this financial network as a means of personal autonomy and financial independence. If you want more, buy more. The free market will discover the value of this amazing financial network more and more over the coming years.

srpoke

There are 20 currencies where 1 SAT is greater than their penny (what ever they call it locally)

Tacitus19

I have some in an ETF but I’m more bullish on BTC. Lots of fake gold around. Can you fake a SAT?

CommunicationAway341

Everyone has to learn their own lessons. I leveraged and got rekt for a hefty sum. Diversified into Shitcoins and lost in SAT Value. Stack, Hodl, DCA out when it becomes necessary or meaningful.

thinkingperson

BTC priced in SATS? Do you mean to have exchanges show bitcoin pricing using SATS, like instead of 1 BTC @ $34k, we have 1 SAT @ $0.00034559? Dunno abt others, but it makes bitcoin look like a crappy meme coin that can go to zero anytime.

Jojorent

This got me scratching my head. If this fake news just illustrated the potential bull insanity if spot ETF were to be approved, why not just load up your SAT bags now that the application is still under review?

EarningsPal

They can teach SAT buying instead.