Depending on where you are, 1 Bitcoin could mean a flashy luxury toy, a cozy new home or just… a sedan. MONIIFY has pulled together a list of things you could pay for with just one shiny Bitcoin in these top cities.
Dubai
Welcome to the Middle East’s playground of opulence! Here your Bitcoin could get you a 20-foot yacht for 367K dirhams. Picture yourself cruising through the Dubai Marina, a chilled beverage in hand. Sure, if you want one with multiple bedrooms and a hot tub, you’ll need to spend another Bitcoin (or two).
Riyadh
One BTC is around 385K Saudi riyals and that could get you a prized contender in the world of camel beauty pageants. One of these beauties can cost you as much as 3.5 coins.
Mumbai
India is known for its extravagant weddings, though the 8.6 million rupee equivalent of a single Bitcoin won’t buy you an Ambani-level spectacle. With smaller weddings now inching closer to $100K, a BTC will allow you to host an elegant cocktail wedding in the heart of India’s financial capital. (For that Ambani feel, you’ll have to shell out 6,000 Bitcoins!)
Singapore
If you live in Singapore, then you know what owning a Toyota means. The “Five Cs” that the Lion City treasures are cash, car, credit card, condominium and country club. With one BTC, or 137K Singapore dollars, you can be part of this exclusive gang.
Bali
For 1.6 billion Indonesian rupiah, you could own a chic private villa in Bali, complete with a pool, lush greenery and a steady stream of Instagram-worthy sunsets. Your Bitcoin could essentially buy you the ultimate vacation home — and leave you feeling like royalty.
Kuala Lumpur
An 800 square foot flat in Malaysia’s capital is like living on Fifth Ave in NYC. Buying a house in KL is “seriously unaffordable” according to reports. One BTC, or 454K ringgits, is enough to be part of this niche community.
Beijing
Want to flash your wealth in China’s capital — where a BTC = 745K yuan — without attracting too much attention? You’re probably rocking a grail watch like an Omega (half a coin), a Rolex Day-Date (one coin) or even a Patek or Audemars (a coupla coins 😅).