Bitcoin in Zimwabwe Hits 13 000 USD!

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Due to confrontation with President Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe’s army moved into the capital. Due to all the mess, local currency is losing value and people try to buy USD or other currencies even on premium rates.

Local exchange Golix.io noted record prices on BTC.

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While anomaly from Africa is not listed theres also currency pairs that people try to exit even losing money.

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Have to feel for the poor people living there...

Yeah... I think the price will go up globally.

Hit the next purchase at 5500 USD.

Yup, I feel bad for the people. Must be so much uncertainty for them. Hopefully the mess gets sorted out quickly and with no violence

I could tell you that a bitcoin in Venezuela represents a millionaire sum of money, and every satoshi I have won for me is like receiving an immense fortune.

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Who's buying the BTC at this price ?
I am confused deeply.
And Why ? are they hiding the wealth in crypto ?

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this is good news for Zimwabwe in cryptocurrency.

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what do you think are the predictions for them?

do you think its possible for anyone to sell their bitcoins there to earn off the sick arbitrage?

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really dont understand why they can buy on normal exchangers...

I'm surprised it's not double that!

Zimbabweans should just start transacting with each other using cryptos and completely cut out their corrupt gov. It's about damn time!

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Omg they are serius :)

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Dear sir @kingscrown thank you for the update will it cross 10000 by December 17?
What is your opinion sir?
Thanks again.

most predictions say that

I am also with this camp let's see.
Thank you sir for reply.

ooooooooooooioooooh

the point is, don't trust prediction. Just trust that Bitcoin will always increase in value until no one knows when. And when that time comes, people already use BTC or cryptocurrencies in their daily life, and the slow & more stable growth will occur, just like gold.

@kingscrown good job in updating us on this, but is this gain as a result of the crisis?

And how long will the gain stand?

It's a tell ;-p

when India or Korea was above.. market went there. Lets see if Africa makes it ;)

Yeah man the bulls are having a hayday.
Happy thanksgiving.

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Who in there right mind is buying bitcoin at these prices! GEEZ please stop. Alcoins, if you can hear me...please HELP

Wow seriously?
I feel so sad for Zimbabwe, it is not the suitable country to have a premium BTC. They need an affordable BTC to replace the current local currency to accelerate the use of bitcoin there.

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So, via-via I know some people in Zimbabwe. I have some Bitcoin. Is there any reason why it would not be a good idea for me to send them my Bitcoin, have them sell it, wire me the money by bank, and I re-purchase and repeat?

I am very tempted to give it a try, but I am wary because Zimbabwe's government is crazy and I don't want it to somehow get these friends in trouble. Thoughts?

if you trust them, its perfect!

I do.. with smaller amounts in any case, lest it gets too tempting.
But I do worry about them getting in trouble.. It may seem suspicious to authorities if those people suddenly start moving a lot of Bitcoin and money around? In a western world there's not that much they can do, but in Zimbabwe the government is very different

I dare say that it would be hard to get your USD out once you have sold the BTC through the exchange. Looks like you can only withdraw to Zimbabwean accounts or Ecocash. Then you will probably run into restrictions from Zimbabwean banks when trying to move the USD out.

@pandorasbox do not try, the Zimbabwean government is not the government of Europe or the USA, now there is chaos

There is a cash crisis in Zimbabwe and its illegal to externalise such amounts. You wont get you cash anytime soom until the crisis stops.

Wow... Really.
Btc..... 13000usd???
Where my Zimbabweans at?

It's not so easy....

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So, go there by plane and sell BTC for the 'cheap price' of 10000 USD? Could make a lot of money that way. Or it that not possible since they can't pay in USD/EURO?

Zimbabwe today, who knows what nation will be in turmoil next. This is the advantage of borderless non government backed currency. Sadly many just don't get it, but think about the real potential based on the small amount of money currently invested in Crypto as more people accept that it's the real deal.

Not surprising with the turmoil in the country. I am in South-Africa and the current situation is quite concerning. If it does get violent, SA will have no choice but to respond as the current leaders of SADC.

South-Africa doesn't stand a chance!

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How is that even possible ?

In Zimbabwe US dollars are banked, ie confiscated, and turned into 'electronic' US dollars for which the lucky owner gets 2 'electronic' dollars. Thus Bitcoin in Zim, is 2 electronic US dollars for every real US dollar and thus double the 'dollar' price. Hard to believe but true.
So if you sold you Bitcoin there for double the US rate you would end up with double in 'electronic' US Zimbabwe-ised dollars. No such a great deal.

can i buy bitcoin in this exchange it will be huge :)

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hope bitcoin reaches $1 million. if u wish the same give an upvote

this is good news for bitcoin future.

Yes it is, but at the same time we must hope that things go well in Zimbabwe, since these are harsh conditions for people who are there as citizens

13, 000 USD for 1 Bitcoin!? Good God!!! Wow. This goes to show you EXACTLY WHY the wise choose to invest in cryptocurrency. Let this example serve as a lesson to everyone on Steemit: when the governments of the world collapse or become highly volitile and unstable... cryptocurrency not only remains stabilized but INCREASES EXPONENTIALLY in value.

Long live the cryptos!! Thanks for bringing this to our attention, @kingscrown. Time to invest!

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Bitcoin wanted.

That is so wrong, I cannot wait until we have decentralized exchanges. These people are enslaved and they need to be freed. Awesome post @kingscrown

Hmmmm, hope now every thing will go right in Zimwabwe, yes looks bitcoin will hit 10000$ in 2017, sir @kingscrown thanks for sharing

It's too bad the people in Zimbabwe have been going through this. If only information was more accessible. Only knowledge can free the people.

Free the knowledge....

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If I'm right... this will have big impact to each of them... it will really help them big.

That unbelievable news @Kingscrown. Bitcoin hit $13000 in Zimbabwe coz due to confrontation with President Robert Mugabe. That would be huge market cap.

No. There is shortage of cash. And cash is now a comodity. So probably some guy used a debit card and paid a premium since cash is hard to get from the banka

So will there be a flux of people buying from Zimbabwe?

Will all the Zimbabwean millionaires pump this BTC thing higher you thinking then eh!

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Just one word for this content and information: wow!!!!
Thanks for sharing @kingscrown

caught my interest, and had to read, who knows where bitcoin is going but it going!

crypto/bitcoin is a great way.the earliest way to get rich and not just make money with crypto is to buy BTC and hold for year or two.

Damn! Someones surely burning a money RN! 😂 @kingscrown nice informative blog!

as long as there is nothing good in the world, btc will increase. I have se

Unstable Zimbabwe, unstable Africa, unstable world Peace.

Thats really insane 13000 USD in Zimbabwe..!! Now the next target of bitcoin is all other countries..!! Lol..!!!

Impresionante lo del bitcoin

i always try my best @kingscrown

Bitcoin 30000$ just watch & Don't buy haha Thank you for sharing ^^

Pretty crazy to think that it has gone that high even in a country going through that kind of turmoil. Kinda surprised it isnt effecting the rest of the Bitcoin value all over

Hay great news

My account has been ban

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I guess reason for Zimbabwe to adopt bitcoin is to search for a more stable currency for them. Interesting read though

Teh fiat currency loses trust when there is a political unrest.
Can you imagine what would happen to bitcoin when the establishment in one of the developed countries go belly up?

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