Responding to a follower who said he could not buy one bitcoin because it was too expensive, the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, replied that he could buy fractions, or join satoshis.
A satoshi is the smallest unit of bitcoin (0.00000001), each unit of the digital currency has eight decimal places, which are known as "satoshis". This name was given in honor of the coin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
For example, with $ 100 today you can buy 0.001 bitcoin, or, 102011 satoshis. The idea of the Twitter CEO that is widely advocated in the community is that people who cannot buy a bitcoin, should, as far as possible, "join satoshis".
There is a false impression that bitcoin is not available to everyone due to its current high value, but the truth is that anyone can buy fractions of the digital currency.
Imagine if each month a person can accumulate a few satoshis, over time they can have a considerable fraction of the digital gold.
