How many Satoshis do you want to convert to bitcoin?
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Your 0 Satoshis are worth around $0 USD.
According to Binance, the current price of bitcoin is $.
How many Satoshis are in a bitcoin, exactly?
Each bitcoin is equal to 100 million Satoshis, making a Satoshi the smallest unit of bitcoin currently recorded on the blockchain.
Think of the Satoshi as the “cents” part of bitcoin. But unlike a penny that represents 0.01 CAD, Satoshi represents roughly 0.00000001 BTC — or bitcoin to its eighth decimal.
We’ve put together this quick conversion table for Sats to BTC below to help you visualize numbers so small.
Satoshi to bitcoin conversion
| Satoshi | Bitcoin |
|---|---|
| 1 Satoshi | 0.00000001 bitcoin |
| 10 Satoshi | 0.00000010 bitcoin |
| 100 Satoshi | 0.00000100 bitcoin |
| 1,000 Satoshi | 0.00001000 bitcoin |
| 10,000 Satoshi | 0.00010000 bitcoin |
| 100,000 Satoshi | 0.00100000 bitcoin |
| 1,000,000 Satoshi | 0.01000000 bitcoin |
| 10,000,000 Satoshi | 0.10000000 bitcoin |
| 100,000,000 Satoshi | 1.00000000 bitcoin |
Bottom line: Satoshi to Bitcoin
Knowing how many Satoshis are in a bitcoin is a powerful tool for planning your crypto investments. If you’re interested in investing in any cryptocurrency, the potential of your investment depends heavily on the market. Despite today’s wild headlines, there’s no single cryptocurrency that guarantees a positive return.
Research all aspects of a cryptocurrency before you invest your very real dollars to find one that best fits your interest.
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