The price of Bitcoin in Iran is on the verge of breaking records; Bitcoin will cost 2 billion tomans?

Exactly two years have passed since the historical record of the price of Bitcoin in dollars and also in Tomans, and now Bitcoin in Iran is on the verge of breaking records again. Meanwhile, the dollar value of this digital currency is now almost half of its historical record in November 2021 (Aban 1400).

The combination of the historical data of Bitcoin price and dollar rate in Iran shows that the record price of Bitcoin in Toman and dollar was recorded simultaneously exactly two years ago on November 9, 2021 (Aban 18, 1400). At that time, each bitcoin unit was traded at 68,664 dollars, equivalent to 1,976,000,000 Tomans, with 28,778 Tomans.

Last Thursday, on November 18, the price of Bitcoin reached its two-year peak of 1,940,000,000 Tomans, and this is despite the fact that the dollar value of this digital currency is currently almost half of the time when the dollar and Toman records were recorded in 2021. ; An issue that reminds us of the fall in the value of the rial against the dollar over the past 2 years.

Similar to this happened recently and at the same time as the price of Bitcoin rose again after months of limited fluctuation, it happened to other national currencies of countries involved in economic crises. For example, Bitcoin is traded in Turkey (on the Bitcoin/Lira market) at its historical peak, and each unit of this digital currency is currently worth nearly 1,080,000 Turkish Lira.

In Argentina, another country struggling with long-term economic crises, each Bitcoin unit is worth 13,072,000 pesos (Argentine's currency) and is hitting new all-time highs every day.

To break a record against the Rial, Bitcoin now needs a jump of about 3.5% from the current level of 1,910,000,000 Tomans to reach above 1,976,000,000 Tomans. Reaching 2 billion tomans of this digital currency is not far from the mind at all, and with a growth of about 5% from today's price, Bitcoin will reach this price goal. Of course, this growth rate has been calculated on the assumption that the price of the dollar is stable in Iran, and the increase in the value of the dollar in the future will make this goal closer and its reduction will be more difficult.