Moscow time is the best to see USD fiat crashing to hell. And in the future we will get used to price in sats, and only to pay taxes or shit we will check the moscow time (or equivalent in your local fiat) to check how much sats it will cost you per fiat unit.
#moscowtime 

 The problem is with quoting the price of an entire Bitcoin on the market. It's actually used as anti-Bitcoin propaganda, by altcoins.

I like satoshis much better, as they are actually sized closer to what everyday items cost. 1 Euro is circa 2000 satoshis, so 1 euro cent is about 20 satoshis. 

 I doubt anyone I personally know will ever need to move an entire coin, unless they sell a house of something. 

 Exactly my point. And even if they do, seeing 100M instead of 1.0 aloft their horse isn't as big of a deal as making everyone else suffer the confusion lol 

 💯💯💯💯💯 

 Yeah, I only think in sats. It's just the euro price doubled and with 3 zeros added on. I can do that really fast, in my head.

Like, if a cup of coffee costs €4, then that's 8000 satoshis. Easy. 

 Another one I did is figuring out that €25 is 50k sats. (25*2*1000). That's my "should probably pull it into LN self-custody" level. And 100k sats is then €50 and that's my "should probably pull it into hard wallet" level. 

 I just picked €25 because that seemed like a pain point. That's a dinner at a restaurant or a steak from my butcher. Half a tank of gas. 

 Check Liana wallet UI, they display the amount in sats with the 0,00... grayed-out in front of it, so you have both bitcoin and sats in one view.
0,1 BTC = 0,10'000'000 ₿.
It's a very good UI trick to solve this problem. 

 Yes, that's useful. I always forget that it's 100k sats to a coin, and not a million. 

 its 100 Million sats to a coin 

 Oh, right. 😂 I really can't comprehend large numbers. Generally suck at numbers.

I'll stick to variables. Safer. 

 nevermind :) 

 That it divides, yes. That you can purchase it in divisions, no. Took me nearly 10 years, to find that out. 

 No way 🤣. You are too smart for that. 

 Has nothing to do with intelligence. It was simply chance that the materials I was looking at were older, from before the price jumped, from the era where it was cheap enough that a normal wagie could buy gobs of them. Or they were timely articles in an economics magazine I subscribed to that catered to the wealthy; full of Cartier ads and such.

The need to buy parts of a Bitcoin arose later. 

 Probably also the problem that I was looking at German-language materials, but somehow missed the #einundzwanzig guys. I didn't find out about them, until after I'd bought some. 

 I can relate. I based my opinion on some bits and pieces that hit me back at a time...they were in Polish..it was a big mistake. 

 I believe in Providence, so I don't sweat it. I was apparently supposed to miss early Bitcoin and get early Nostr. 

 Based guru is best guru. 

 Osho is awesome. 

 Osho and Christopher Hitchens would have been a cool conversation. 

 It's a hurdle. I have some Bitkeys ready to give to some friends from Mexico who totally understand the money problem because they still remember when Mexico switched from the old peso to the new peso and overnight their grandmother's savings in pesos stuffed in the walls became worthless.

So they are primed for Bitcoin, but now I have to explain why to only transfer large amounts to Bitkey and worry if Bitkey won't combine the utxos if they send too small quantities.  

 Well said, good reminder. We have the answers, and it takes some individual work to get there. I'm fortunate to have this fun challenge to tackle.  

 Yes. People with little time and little disposable income are unlikely to get early-bird seats at the bitcoin circus/carnival.

C’est la vie. 

 Yes, I ended up with Sparrow. I should have added that. 

Sparrow wallet is my favorite. It's a good teacher as well