We should introduce a split, but not 1 Bitcoin = 1 sat

We should have : 1 Bitcoin = 100 sats.

There are several advantages to this:

• 1 Bitcoin = $0.10, making it easy to price everyday goods directly in bitcoins.

• This results in 21 trillion bitcoins, roughly aligned with the US M2 money supply and global M0, making comparisons intuitive. Bitcoin’s total market cap = M2 money supply when 1 Bitcoin = $1.

• We retain sats for divisibility, similar to dollars and cents — something people are already familiar with.

People will find this split much easier to grasp, and sats remain. A current full coiner becomes a millionaire in the new system, and within a year, everyone adapts. We could call 1 million bitcoins a “nak” if needed, but that will likely fade over time.

Overall, it just feels like the right move.