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     3 years ago  

    There is what we call "unit bias", where fractional numbers are avoided as much as possible. 🤓 That's what !LOLZ and !LUV follow. 😏

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       3 years ago  

      Thanks for the explanation and obviously as well for the tokens! !LUV
      I've never heard of unit bias and the motive to follow this or not...

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       3 years ago  

      Seeing numbers less than 1 (such as 0.1) usually makes the amount appear to be "small", regardless of the price of the token. 🤓 For example, if you have 1 of Token A which is worth $0.1 each and 0.1 of Token B which is $1 each, it will sometimes appear that your Token A has more value than Token B even if they have equal worth based on the quantity you have for each of them and their price. 😏

      Thanks for the !LUV! 😀

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         3 years ago  

        That makes sense. Thanks! !LUV for you as well :-)

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         3 years ago  

        That means when you want to create a new Hive-based token, you should keep the unit bias in mind! 🤓😅

        Thanks for the !LUV! 😀

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           3 years ago  

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