I would say a poor family from a South American village. The rich only think in $ terms. Bitcoin is freedom money for everyone, but especially for the small unbanked ones.

If you have a chance to send a node to either of them, I recommend you send them one of these: https://xcancel.com/BitcoinBrabant/status/1870074654779449698

Thanks for that. My first thought about 1,000 mSats in a Sat was right then.

Certainly not common enough.

Just for the record, I like calling Bitcoin "Bitcoin", and sats "sats".

I don't know the answer to "how many msats are in 1 sat?", but I understand what 3.1 sats means.

I know that 1 Bitcoin = 1,000,000 sats.

Renaming sats to bitcoin is stupid and just causing more confusion.

If normies have unit bias with bitcoin's price, that's their own fault, don't make it mine.

You can still specify mBTC with some common wallets now.

Offhand I know that with Electrum you can specify the transaction fee sats/vB in decimal sats/vB like fee = "3.1 sats/vB". That's not exactly mBTC, but it's kinda the same...

Got my first Bitaxe from SoloSatoshi. Good experience, so I ordered a 2nd one. It just arrived, but I haven't had time to set it up yet. Would recommend them; https://www.solosatoshi.com/product/bitaxe-gamma/

If you have a your own Bitaxe already and are looking to just generate a few sats per day income by running it, I recommend https://braiins.com/pool - I have a few Bitaxes already set up to use that pool and I few sats sent to my lightning wallet daily. You're not going to get rich by doing it this way, but you are contributing your hashpower to the bitcoin network, and you see a (tiny) daily reward for doing it.

Special brownies cost 420 sats more.