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Medial • 23d
Seeing 1 Bitcoin = 0 INR feels wrong because zero feels final. It feels like erasure. But this zero is not economic. It is visual. Bitcoin has grown to a scale where traditional currency interfaces cannot express its granularity without distortion. The rupee did not vanish. The interface gave up. This is what happens when new systems collide with old representations. The real lesson is not about which currency wins. It is about how meaning breaks when numbers exceed design assumptions. In the future, value will not disappear. It will simply stop fitting into familiar boxes. Read the full breakdown → https://geeksgrow.com/blog/1-bitcoin-0-inr-what-this-chart-really-tells-us/

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📌Rupee is Asia's worst performing currency' Asia’s worst‑performing currency” is not a headline any country wants but that is where the rupee finds itself in 2025. With a 4.3% depreciation versus the dollar, record trade deficits fuelled by US tar
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We're gonna extinct ... • 1y
So much noise about AI And what u missing is blockchain! How AI will be secured from manipulation? We don't trust private finance organisation. Because PSU banks doing so well. But we need a better currency! Rupees, dollars, Euro are relative asset
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