According to @BitPaine, the ongoing debate over Bitcoin denomination standards, specifically BIP-177, continues to create friction within the crypto trading community. Traders are pushing for clear, intuitive units like 'sats'—mirroring cents in fiat currencies—for improved transaction clarity and market efficiency (Source: @BitPaine via Twitter, May 18, 2025). The criticism of BIP-177 highlights the need for standardized, user-friendly Bitcoin units to streamline trading activity and enhance mainstream adoption.

According to Samson Mow (@Excellion), the concept of rebasing satoshis (sats) to Bitcoin is no longer feasible, as the current structure of 1 Bitcoin equaling 100 million sats is well-established and widely accepted in crypto markets (source: Twitter, May 16, 2025). For traders, this confirms that pricing conventions and unit calculations will remain unchanged, supporting consistent trading strategies, price quoting, and technical analysis across exchanges. This clarity removes uncertainty for both spot and derivatives traders, ensuring liquidity and market depth calculations will continue to use the existing satoshi framework. Market participants can focus on trading execution without concerns of unit confusion or future re-denomination.