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Cant find an easy answer anywhere? I would like to know what this means and the value etc
Is it 0.100 bitcoin or 0.0100 bitcoin?
My balance says 100. mBTC. How many bitcoins is this, and what is the value in British pounds?
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mBTC stands for the SI unit Millibit which is 1 thousandth of a bitcoin, or 0.001. So you have 100 mBTC * 0.001 BTC, or 0.1 BTC. The price of 1 BTC at the time of this writing on Coinbase in GBP is £5,485.21 to 1 BTC. Your 100 mBTC would then be valued around £548.
No problemo. Please consider marking this as the Answer so the question doesn't still look un-answered. – Eric Allam – 2017-11-07T12:04:49.117
without specifying the software you used, I guess it is Bitcoin Core client. Then the "m" identifies "milli", or 1/thousands of a Bitcoin. Today Bitcoin comes with 8 digits after the point. So you could have 0.001 Bitcoins x 100 = 0.1 Bitcoin. And now what can it be in Pounds - you may want to look this up in coinmarketcap.com, I think the BTC is ~ 5400. So you would have 540 pounds. Please double check this, an then you might provide your own answer here. – pebwindkraft – 2017-11-07T14:10:22.987