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Ok #bitcoin community, what is your best, fastest way to get your brain to read how many sats? Count groups of three after the decimal? Literally count 8 decimals?

Seems like the more places i try and jump to save time reading, the harder it is to follow. Maybe just because i’m always dealing with tiny amounts haha so there is always a lot of zeros and they blend together when you are trying to glance over them 😅🤷‍♂️

Just trying to switch my brain as much as possible over time. I’m sure others are wondering the same thing. Thanks in advance for any tips/tricks!

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Diego Valley 1y ago

I know what you mean. I’m trying lol. I always revert to an app

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Cormac 1y ago

Yea same haha. Thats what i’m trying to avoid as time goes on. As the world switches, i want to already be fully comfortable….and not look like a dunce when i don’t have time to google “sats converter” 😂😅

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Diego Valley 1y ago

Well I can help you with the Google part. But not the maths.😆 There is an app called Satoshi Converter. Also nostr:npub1reezn2ctrrg736uqj7mva9lsuwv0kr5asj4vvkwxnrwlhvxf98tsq99ty4 has an iPhone widget which displays sats/fiat

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Cormac 1y ago

For what its worth, while i’ve been trying to practice myself, the “3-3-2” counting across method seems to work best for me. But like i said, so many zeros at the start always throw off my brains place in the count 😂

I’m thinking maybe just a “2-4-6-8” count across the number would be the best combo of speed and carefulness