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Understanding Cryptocurrency Units
Cryptocurrencies use digital units defined by their underlying blockchain protocols rather than physical measurement systems. Each cryptocurrency has a base unit and smaller sub-units that enable precise transactions without relying on fixed prices or exchange values.
| Unit Type | Unit Name | Value in Bitcoin (BTC) |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin Unit | Satoshi (sat) | 0.00000001 BTC |
| Bitcoin Unit | Bitcoin (BTC) | 1 BTC |
| Ethereum Unit | Wei (wei) | 0.000000000000000001 ETH |
| Ethereum Unit | Gwei (gwei) | 0.000000001 ETH |
| Ethereum Unit | Ether (ETH) | 1 ETH |
| Blockchain Concept | Block | Group of confirmed transactions |
| Blockchain Concept | Transaction | Transfer of crypto between wallets |
| Blockchain Concept | Wallet | Tool for storing private keys |
| Blockchain Concept | Gas Fee | Computational cost unit on networks |
| Token Standard | ERC-20 Token | Fungible token standard |
| Token Standard | ERC-721 Token | Non-fungible token standard |
| Network Type | Mainnet | Primary blockchain network |
| Network Type | Testnet | Blockchain used for testing |
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Quick Reference
- Bitcoin was created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto
- Ethereum supports smart contracts and dApps
- Stablecoins like USDT are pegged to fiat currencies
- Crypto prices vary across exchanges
- Market capitalization = price × circulating supply
- Gas fees apply to Ethereum transactions
- Blockchain transactions are irreversible
- Most cryptocurrencies are decentralized
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