Bitcoin price hits new record high in these 7 countries
Bitcoin price hits a new record high in seven national currencies of 500 million people. Compiled by entrepreneur and market commentator Alistair Milne, exchange rate figures show that at this week’s highs, Bitcoin was worth more in seven currencies than ever before.Countries where #Bitcoin has hit a new ATH in their local currency: Brazil - pop. 209million Turkey - pop. 82m Argentina - pop. 44.5m Sudan - pop. 41m Angola - pop. 30m Venezuala - pop. 29m Zambia - pop. 17m Soon: Russia Colombia ... then all other fiat currencies— Alistair Milne (@alistairmilne) October 22, 2020 Milne:....
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