Subject: Whats The Weakest Currency in The World Today?🤔

No Catch! It's In The Video...

Hi Friend


You may be thinking "what do I care about the value of currencies in these other countries" and that's cool. But, here's why this might be important. You may know someone who lives in one of these countries that are listed in the table below.

That person would love to collect free satoshis everyday and you can bet your boots that they would share this opportuity with everyone they ever spoke to.


You for sure know someone, who knows someone that lives in one of these countries. Now many of these countries would not have access to free money sites like Satsman. But many of them do.


The only point I'm trying to make here is this:


Whether you want to do it for yourself, or do it to help others in some charitable way, you can acquire free satoshis every single day by joining Satsman.


Right now, you can join Satsman as a founder for $99 and earn an extra 5,000 satoshis just by doing that (and a bunch of other amazing benefits, like access to the best Bitcoin training on the planet through the SBI program). I assure you that with very little effort at all, you can get that $99 back 3 fold, 5 fold, 10 fold depending on what you do with Satsman.


And you can help someone you know directly, or someone you know indirectly by introducing them to this. They can join for free (so can you but you can do so much more by becoming a paid member).


Everywhere you see the word SATSMAN in this email, is a link to join. Also, there is a video below that explains Satsman and this special founder deal. It (the special deal) expires in just 12 days.


Why do I care so much about Satsman? Because of what it could mean to so many others if we could all share it. And because I, 100%, believe that Bitcoin, in the future will grow in value to $500,000 PLUS!

Just imagine how those that you shared Satsman with today with Bitcoin at $63,000 will feel when it grows to $500,000 - and the real beauty of all this is that all you have to do is turn up and log on daily, click a few buttons and have a little fun whilst drinking your morning coffee to earn satoshis yourself!


I made a video that explains this special founder's deal - it's only 5 minutes long. Remember, this offer runs out on 19th July (same day as the World Cup final). Its worth watching the video.


WATCH IT HERE


John


NB: Table below may shock you when you consider that even a free member who does nothing but the 3 basic missions daily can easily earn 10,000 satoshis over a year (really conservative estimate - no sharing with others, no free prizedraw wins etc.)


10,000 satoshis at todays' Bitcoin value (Bitcoin $63,162) = 6.31620000 USD but at $200,000 (Bitcoin's next big price breakthrough level) = $20 (now look at that in their local currency terms and stop thinking in good old GBP - In my opinion, Satsman more than anything else is all about sharing with those less fortunate around the world.


Based on the exchange rates listed (as of July 7, 2026), ranking from weakest to strongest (i.e., highest units per 1 USD → lowest units per 1 USD):

🌍 Weakest → Strongest Currencies (vs. USD)

  1. Iranian rial (IRR) – 1 USD ≈ 1,375,894 IRR

  2. Lebanese pound (LBP) – 1 USD ≈ 89,571 LBP

  3. Vietnamese dong (VND) – 1 USD ≈ 26,300 VND

  4. Laotian kip (LAK) – 1 USD ≈ 21,600 LAK

  5. Indonesian rupiah (IDR) – 1 USD ≈ 16,250 IDR

  6. Uzbekistani som (UZS) – 1 USD ≈ 12,600 UZS

  7. Guinean franc (GNF) – 1 USD ≈ 8,650 GNF

  8. Paraguayan guarani (PYG) – 1 USD ≈ 7,450 PYG

  9. Malagasy ariary (MGA) – 1 USD ≈ 4,650 MGA

  10. Cambodian riel (KHR) – 1 USD ≈ 4,100 KHR

  11. Burundian franc (BIF) – 1 USD ≈ 2,850 BIF

  12. Congolese franc (CDF) – 1 USD ≈ 2,800 CDF

  13. Tanzanian shilling (TZS) – 1 USD ≈ 2,600 TZS

  14. Myanmar kyat (MMK) – 1 USD ≈ 2,100 MMK

  15. Nigerian naira (NGN) – 1 USD ≈ 1,550 NGN

  16. Iraqi dinar (IQD) – 1 USD ≈ 1,310 IQD

  17. Argentine peso (ARS) – 1 USD ≈ 930 ARS

  18. Sudanese pound (SDG) – 1 USD ≈ 600 SDG

  19. Kazakhstani tenge (KZT) – 1 USD ≈ 480 KZT

  20. Sri Lankan rupee (LKR) – 1 USD ≈ 334 LKR


OK, let me be clear. I am not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice. I'm just keeping you posted about potentially good stuff. We all know that if you don't try anything, you don't get anything.


However, if you have doubts about this, don't go for it, or get a pucker financial advisor to advise you (if you can find one who knows his stuff).


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