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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2872186, member: 88736&quot;][USER=82085]@Johndoe2000$[/USER] liked that you said. Eh, he has the cent in his pocket. </p><p>What about you? You have a bit coin? Where is it? Under your pillow? (lol)</p><p>Btw, is there no &quot;one&quot; in bit coin? </p><p><br /></p><p>You, probably a computer engineer, must know it better. </p><p>What is the equivalence of the &quot;nickel&quot; number in BInarydigiT number?&nbsp; </p><p>&quot;5&quot; in CentCoin = &quot;101&quot; in BITcoin, isn&#039;t it? </p><p>In BitCoin, you see more &quot;1&quot; than in CentCoin. </p><p>In CentCoin, &quot;1&quot; is usually seen as &quot;small&quot; while in BitCoin it is more about &quot;existence/non-existence&quot; as you know. </p><p>Anyway, CentCoin is more mechanical numbers while BitCoin is more electronical numbers. It doesn&#039;t matter, they both have &quot;one&quot; at their every points. Whatever you name it, whether you name &quot;cent&quot; or &quot;bit&quot;, their units are &quot;1&quot; cent or &quot;1&quot; bit. </p><p>([USER=10103]@green18[/USER], you only &quot;Supporter&quot; here, are you supporting $0.01 or $1.00?)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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