<p>mBTC stands for the SI unit <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Millibit" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Millibit</a> which is 1 thousandth of a bitcoin, or 0.001. So you have 100 mBTC * 0.001 BTC, or 0.1 BTC. The price of 1 BTC at the time of this writing on Coinbase in GBP is £5,485.21 to 1 BTC. Your 100 mBTC would then be valued around £548.</p>

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No problemo. Please consider marking this as the Answer so the question doesn't still look un-answered.
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<p>Cant find an easy answer anywhere? I would like to know what this means and the value etc</p>

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<p>Is it 0.100 bitcoin or 0.0100 bitcoin?</p>

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without specifying the software you used, I guess it is Bitcoin Core client. Then the "m" identifies "milli", or 1/thousands of a Bitcoin. Today Bitcoin comes with 8 digits after the point. So you could have 0.001 Bitcoins x 100 = 0.1 Bitcoin. And now what can it be in Pounds - you may want to look this up in coinmarketcap.com, I think the BTC is ~ 5400. So you would have 540 pounds. Please double check this, an then you might provide your own answer here.
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My balance says 100. mBTC. How many bitcoins is this, and what is the value in British pounds?
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# My balance says 100. mBTC. How many bitcoins is this, and what is the value in British pounds?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-07)

Cant find an easy answer anywhere? I would like to know what this means and the value etc

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Is it 0.100 bitcoin or 0.0100 bitcoin?

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> **username_1**: without specifying the software you used, I guess it is Bitcoin Core client. Then the "m" identifies "milli", or 1/thousands of a Bitcoin. Today Bitcoin comes with 8 digits after the point. So you could have 0.001 Bitcoins x 100 = 0.1 Bitcoin. And now what can it be in Pounds - you may want to look this up in coinmarketcap.com, I think the BTC is ~ 5400. So you would have 540 pounds. Please double check this, an then you might provide your own answer here.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2017-11-07. Score: 3

mBTC stands for the SI unit [Millibit](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Millibit) which is 1 thousandth of a bitcoin, or 0.001. So you have 100 mBTC \* 0.001 BTC, or 0.1 BTC. The price of 1 BTC at the time of this writing on Coinbase in GBP is £5,485.21 to 1 BTC. Your 100 mBTC would then be valued around £548.

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> **username_2**: No problemo. Please consider marking this as the Answer so the question doesn't still look un-answered.  

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