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as per reddit comments, it's 160k Ukrainian dollars, or a little over 6k usd
by zem 10y ago
as per reddit comments, it's 160k Ukrainian dollars, or a little over 6k usd
- ivanche 10y agoIsn't Ukrainian currency still called hryvnia?
- zazpowered 10y agono he said it was USD
- mysterypie 10y agoThe original person (tihonovova) never said "USD". What you saw was someone else's (TheWhiteKnight's) comment on reddit. However, the original person did use the symbol "$" and his Facebook screenshots used "$". So I do agree with you that he and Facebook do mean US dollars. If it were Ukrainian currency, it would have said ₴160,000 or UAH160,000. Can someone from the Ukraine confirm that you would never write $160,000 if you actually meant Ukrainian hryvni? EDIT: Oops, sorry, you are correct, he did say it. His comment was in a collapsed reddit thread that I didn't see.
- zazpowered 10y agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/570gco/facebook_stole_my_160000_for_those_who_use/d8o7g8w https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/570gco/facebook...
- timv 10y agoI quote > tihonovova • 7h > There are no ukrainian dollars. We have hryvna. I write about $160000 USD here. https://m.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/570gco/facebook_stole_my_160000_for_those_who_use/d8o7g8w https://m.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/570gco/facebook_s...
- jwildeboer 10y agoUkraine does not use dollars. Their currency is called Hrywnia. This is about 1600000 USD.
- martin-adams 10y agoDivided by 10
- tener 10y agoThere is no such thing as Ukrainian dollar...