RE: Hidden value in Satoshi

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I don’t understand what value there is in being able to send a Satoshi when it costs about $1 worth of BTC to send it. The more popular BTC becomes, measured by transactions, the more it costs.

I’m going to read the article and then come back to see if my understanding was improved.

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Nope. It answered other questions. But it goes to showcase the problem even more. If 1 Satoshi was meant to eventually be worth 1€, then it would eventually have to cost 1€ per transaction. Miners would have to charge at least 1 Satoshi to process a transaction. Miners would eventually not be able to create new BTC, so they would rely on fees for income.

And then there is the matter that 1€ from 10 years ago was worth more. Too much mental gymnastics to try to make BTC work as an everyday currency. Perhaps there is more to BTC that would help me understand.

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Nice to see your angle on this and definitely more to understand when it comes to Bitcoin and crypto in general. There are some complex maths going on here.
I still Bitcoin as more of a digital gold, which suits a store of value than currency but then even as a store of value Sats should rise in value I suppose.

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