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And volatile currencies aren't worthless either, the ruble is still an important currency, and so are many others that have gone through drastic devaluations.

But let's get real, bitcoin combines the ease-of-use of sendmail.cf with the stable value of the Russian ruble.

Ask a Russian if they're feeling good about the recent fluctuations in the value of the ruble.

For Russian freelancers who work for dollars this ruble fall is actually quite a good news.

Russia has/had been pouring money into propping up the ruble, said money was received by FX traders with the correct positions.

No, 45k ruble is for non-English speaking people to post on Russian municipality websites.

The Soviet state bank had just proclaimed that all 50- and 100-ruble notes would be banned and saving accounts would be partly frozen.

And that's a good outcome, we could talk about the ruble, or the real, or the bolivar.

Just look at what happened due to the ruble value fluctuations last month.

Of course, western sanctions have all but crippled Russia and the ruble today.

Currencies largely pegged to energy prices, such as the ruble are also down.

If say the Ruble appreciated and then depreciated wildly you could get a refund and redo the payment if it was against you.

CHF and ruble are seeing massive volatility, are they not "proper currencies"?

I believe the "ideal" - at least when you assume central banking - is a perfect fit between the expansion of the money supply and the "value" it represents - IOW, a dollar/pound/ruble means the exact same thing, year by year.

Saudi Arabia drove down the price of the Ruble.