I would like to know if there are more than one decimal in bitcoin numbers. While playing online slots with Bitcoin, I hit a big win for 100900 x 5 credits totaling 5207.17.The total was displayed as 5,207.17 Please explain to me how this is supposed to exactly read.

Thank you
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A Bitcoin is divisible down to 8 decimal places (that is x.xxxxxxxx).
There are 8 decimal places behind the decimal point to a bit coin.

There are only 2 decimal places behind the decimal point, legally allowed to equate the Australian dollar.

There fore if your rates notice not invoice depicts the R.I.D rate in dollar as

00.00466450
X Deliberatly Under valued home to 1/3 C.I.V:-
$333k
= $0

And 1 million bit coins 1,000,000. equals $1.

0.00 is netural and any further decimal place is a negative , a negative x a positive is always a negative figure .
Bit coins another sad furphy