When you enter an order size in Bitwise Terminal 2.1.3, you may now use k as an abbreviation for thousands and m for millions.
For example:
25000 = 25k
-1000 = -1k = -k
-2500000 = -2500k = -2.5m
1000000 = 1m = m
-100000 = -0.1m = -.1m
Not only do these notations save you a few keystrokes, but they may also save you from fat-finger errors when large orders are traded.
Using quantity shorthand for limit orders