When trading on our platform, you may encounter mBTC and mETH. These are smaller denominations of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), designed to make small-volume trading easier to read.
1. The Conversion
The "m" stands for milli (one-thousandth). The math is simple:
1,000 mBTC = 1 BTC
1,000 mETH = 1 ETH
Example: Instead of writing 0.005 BTC, we display it as 5 mBTC. It’s the same value, just a cleaner look!
2. Comparison Table
How do these differ from the "standard" coins?
Feature | BTC / ETH | mBTC / mETH |
Value | 1.0 (Full Coin) | 0.001 (1/1000th) |
Network | On-chain (Blockchain) | Internal (Platform) |
Withdrawal | Supported | Not Supported |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can I withdraw mBTC or mETH to my personal wallet?
A: No. These are derivative assets used exclusively for internal platform activities. They cannot be sent to external blockchain addresses.
Q2: How do I get my funds out?
A: To withdraw, you must first convert your mBTC or mETH back into standard BTC or ETH within the platform.
Q3: Why use these instead of regular BTC/ETH?
A: They are designed for trading efficiency. It is much easier to manage "10 mBTC" than to count the zeros in "0.010000 BTC," reducing the risk of calculation errors during fast-paced trading.