Talking about the madness of digital currency from disintegration
First, let me show you a set of figures. In 1990 (many friends have not yet been born), 1 US dollar = 0.6 rubles. By 1994, 1 US dollar was exchanged for 3235 rubles. By 2000, new rubles will be issued. The exchange ratio between old and new rubles is 1:1000. , That is, 1 U.S. dollar is exchanged for 28,000 old rubles. To put it bluntly, you had 1 million rubles in 1990 (quite awesome), which was worth 1.66 million US dollars at the time, but in 2000, in only 10 years, your 1 million was only ...
Talking about the madness of digital currency from disintegration
First, let me show you a set of figures. In 1990 (many friends have not yet been born), 1 US dollar = 0.6 rubles. By 1994, 1 US dollar was exchanged for 3235 rubles. By 2000, new rubles will be issued. The exchange ratio between old and new rubles is 1:1000. , That is, 1 U.S. dollar is exchanged for 28,000 old rubles. To put it bluntly, you had 1 million rubles in 1990 (quite awesome), which was worth 1.66 million US dollars at the time, but in 2000, in only 10 years, your 1 million was only ...
