Row 49633

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I'm having trouble following what you mean, precisely. In terms of actual, countable Bitcoins, you might be better off thinking of it like gold coins. You can spend a whole coin, a half, a quarter, etc. When it gets to small bits, you might decide to switch to a certificate (paper money) that represents ownership of 1/100th of a coin. What you \*can\* do, is print as many certificates as there are actual gold coins in existence, and print those in whatever size fraction is necessary. What you \*can't\* do, is create more gold coins out of thin air, nor can you print certificates for gold coins that don't exist. Does this answer your question any better?

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text I'm having trouble following what you mean, precisely. In terms of actual, countable Bitcoins, you might be better off thinking of it like gold coins. You can spend a whole coin, a half, a quarter, etc. When it gets to small bits, you might decide to switch to a certificate (paper money) that represents ownership of 1/100th of a coin. What you \*can\* do, is print as many certificates as there are actual gold coins in existence, and print those in whatever size fraction is necessary. What you \*…
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dataType comment
communityName r/Bitcoin
datetime 2024-05-22
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