In finance, decimals are essential for accurately representing currency and its value. To earn users’ trust, the way they are displayed is just as important as the overall look and feel of your interfaces. While it is straightforward to represent fiat values with 2 decimal places (e.g., $0.02), the same cannot be said for crypto. In fact, most crypto assets trade in micro-values, and the ERC-20 token standard, for example, employs up to 18 decimal places by default.
