What is a Bitcoin Satoshi?

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A Satoshi, named after Satoshi Nakamoto the creator of Bitcoin, is the smallest unit of Bitcoin.

There are 100 million Satoshis in a single Bitcoin.

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Shawn Lyles

Shawn Lyles excels in crafting SEO-optimized crypto content while meeting strict time constraints. With a background in leading global marketing initiatives for both a biotech firm and an agency, he brings extensive experience to his current role. Since 2020, Shawn has immersed himself in the crypto sector, continually expanding his knowledge and skills in the field.

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