What Is a Sat and Why We Use It

A “sat” (short for satoshi) is the smallest unit of Bitcoin. ODIN.FUN uses sats for token pricing because they are precise, familiar to Bitcoin users, and ideal for tracking token value across different stages of growth.

Step 1: Understanding a Sat

• 1 sat = 0.00000001 BTC

• Named after Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

• Just like cents in a dollar, sats make Bitcoin more practical to measure in small amounts.

Step 2: Why ODIN Uses Sats

• Precision: Token prices can be displayed in very small increments.

• Familiarity: Bitcoin users already understand sats as the base unit.

• Transparency: Makes it easier to compare value across tokens.

Step 3: Example Token Lifecycle in ODIN

• Launch:
  Price starts at 0.11 sats/token (~$3,000 market cap).

• Ascend:
  At 4.76 sats/token, the token “ascends” (~$100,000 market cap).

• Growth:
  Tokens can grow to 47.6 sats/token, reaching a ~$1 million market cap.

Step 4: Why It Matters

• User-Friendly: Sats simplify value tracking for both beginners and advanced traders.

• Growth Tracking: Easy to see how a token evolves in terms of sats, not just BTC or USD.

• Standardization: Keeps ODIN.FUN aligned with Bitcoin-native principles.

👉 In summary: Using sats ensures that token trading on ODIN is accurate, Bitcoin-native, and easy to follow as projects grow from launch to major milestones.