• Arman The Parman, a Bitcoin educator, has proposed a new symbol for sats – a reverse “S” and vertical strikethrough that references the 21 million bitcoin hard supply cap.
• The symbol is also a vertically-reversed dollar sign, representing the anti-dollar and the dollar-killer.
• There has been a very quick and overwhelmingly positive response to the symbol on Twitter, with users suggesting it contains elements of Knut Svanholm’s “infinity” divided by 21 million meme.

Bitcoiners have been having difficulty in settling on a unanimous choice for the sats symbol. After much deliberation and consideration, Arman The Parman, a Bitcoin educator with a passion for privacy, has proposed a new symbol – a reverse “S” with a vertical strikethrough. This symbol not only looks aesthetically pleasing but also references the 21 million bitcoin hard supply cap.

Moreover, the symbol is also a vertically-reversed dollar sign, representing the anti-dollar and the dollar-killer. This is particularly pertinent in the current era of economic uncertainty and turmoil, where Bitcoin stands as a viable alternative to traditional fiat currencies.

The symbol has been met with great enthusiasm and excitement on Twitter, with users suggesting interesting interpretations. One user commented that the reverse “S” and strikethrough could represent the first and last letters of “Satoshi”, which is a nice tribute to the creator of Bitcoin. Others noted that it contains elements of Knut Svanholm’s “infinity” divided by 21 million meme.

It is clear that this is a symbol with much meaning and symbolism attached to it. Perhaps it is finally that the Bitcoin community can reach a unanimous decision on the sats symbol. In any case, Arman The Parman should be commended for his creative and thought-provoking suggestions.