Satsats

Satsats is a colloquial term used in cryptocurrency communities, particularly among Bitcoin users, to refer to sats (satoshis), the smallest unit of Bitcoin. The term is formed by repeating "sat" or "sats" for emphasis. It is not an official technical term but a piece of slang found in online discussions, memes, and tipping culture.

Etymology and meaning: Sats is the standard abbreviation for satoshis; satsats amplifies or playfully doubles the concept. In practice, "satsats" may be used to express enthusiasm about receiving or sending small payments, to encourage tipping in sats, or to highlight a mindset of accumulating micro-stakes in Bitcoin.

Usage: You may see satsats in social media posts, chat messages during livestreams, or donation notices that invite viewers to send "satsats." It can function as a cheer, a rallying cry, or a lighthearted sign-off. It is more common in informal settings than in formal documentation.

Examples: "Just sent 5000 satsats!" or "More satsats coming in." In some contexts, it is used as a chant to promote the habit of tipping with sats rather than fiat.

See also: Satoshis, Bitcoin, microtransaction, tipping, crypto slang.

Notes: The meaning of satsats is context-dependent and may vary by community. There is no standardized definition or formal specification, so interpretations differ across platforms and subcultures.