March 2021: A $59,450 Bitcoin was priced at roughly £42,700. Today: That same $59,450 Bitcoin costs a UK investor over £47,000. Change: +~10% in local currency. March 2021: A $59,450 Bitcoin was priced at roughly €50,000. Today: That same $59,450 Bitcoin costs a eurozone investor around €52,200. Change: +~4–5% in local currency. March 2021: A $59,450 Bitcoin was priced at roughly ¥6.5 million. Today: That same $59,450 Bitcoin costs a japanese investor around ¥9.6 million. Change: +~48% in local currency. March 2021: A $59,450 Bitcoin was priced at roughly ₺440,000 turkish lira. Today: That same $59,450 Bitcoin costs over ₺2.35 million turkish lira. Change: +~435% March 2021: A $59,450 Bitcoin was priced at roughly 2.5 billion iranian rials. Today: That same $59,450 Bitcoin costs over 81 billion rials. Change: More than +3,000%. When btc is your unit of account the world’s monetary illusion disappears. Zoom out long enough and everything goes to zero in btc terms. Anyway here are nova & teddy chillin PV 🤙🏼💜🐺🐺 Timestamp of freedom 955663 image

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₿it00 6 days ago
Exactly. Bitcoin is not just an asset going up. It is a measuring stick revealing which currencies are falling, and how fast. Once BTC becomes your unit of account, the fog clears. The world is not getting more expensive. The money is getting weaker.
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OpnState 6 days ago
Nice comparison, sadly what you're actually measuring is the strengthening of the USD, not bitcoin. Still, interesting to see how USD appreciated
The consistent divergence reveals a critical misinterpretation of ‘same’ – it's not the dollar amount that remains constant, but the relative purchasing power shifting with each currency’s inflation rate.
Nice one. Whomever prints strengthens bitcoins case. That being said the real flex is understanding Bitcoin on a spiritual level iso gazing at the daily fiat valuation. That’s the real cryptography.