Bitcoin is said to have a total of 21 million units, making it seem particularly rare and highly collectible. However, there is a point that many people overlook: while the total supply of Bitcoin is limited, it can be infinitely subdivided.

To be specific, one Bitcoin can be divided into 100 million smallest units, which are called 'Satoshis'. Currently, the price of Bitcoin is quite high, often exceeding $10,000, but if you look at the 'Satoshi' unit, it's significantly cheaper, at just $0.001, or one-tenth of a cent. With this division, doesn't it seem like its flexibility has greatly increased? If one day in the future, 1 Satoshi rises to $1, it's not impossible. In that case, the value of a complete Bitcoin would soar to $100 million.

However, speaking of U.S. national debt, even if Bitcoin rises, the $35 trillion in U.S. debt is no small amount and isn't so easily resolved. But that doesn't prevent us from exploring the potential of Bitcoin in smaller units.

Recently, in the Meme project, Musk's favorite DOGE and SHIB have taken off in popularity, and another of Musk's favorites, Marvin, is also about to gain attention. Musk has created a coin specifically for his favorite pet, which you can follow to learn more.