24 reactions | Do you know that #nano (XNO) has its own monetary symbol? Just like the $ for the dollar (USD) and € for the euro (EUR), you can use the Ӿ for #XNO. - e.g. "It costs me Ӿ0.1 to generate a #dalle3 image using nano-gpt.com," meaning it costs 0.1 XNO (or nano). We started using both the #Ӿ and the XNO ticker back in 2021. Visit https://nano.org/en/currency and check this video to learn more about the currency. | Nano | Facebook

84K views · 3.1K reactions | ️This CROSS is more than just a craft…it’s a symbol of faith, a reflection of the sacrifice that changed everything & a beautiful way to honor the true meaning of Easter #EasterCrafts #HeLives #springcrafts #dollartreediy #dollartreecrafts | Hammons Nest | Facebook

137K views · 1.5K reactions | Rupee Symbol Row We should not have a Tamil letter as the symbol of our currency. In fact, Periyar once said that Tamil is the language of barbarians...- Dr. Anand Ranganathan, Author He is quoting Periyar selectively... I stand with the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu...-Vivek Srivastav, Political Analyst #TheNewshour | #Navikakumar | TIMES NOW | Facebook

The letter R is a fascinating one! 😊 #nameart #newdesign #newpost #alphabet #Christmasmusic #birthdays #neighborhoodlove #readinglist #culturalevents #kids #parentingmoments #communitypost #bookrecommendations #friends Interesting Facts: 18th letter of the alphabet: R is the 18th letter in the modern English alphabet. Semitic origin: The letter R originated from the Semitic letter "resh," meaning "head" or "beginning." Voiced alveolar approximant: In phonetics, R represents a voiced alveolar ap

3.9K views · 52 reactions | ₹ was the 5th official symbol for a currency after the Big four: Dollar $ Pound￡Euro € and Yen ¥ The design was the winner amongst 3331 entries in an official competition organized by the GoI in 2010 - this picture shows the other 4 finalists and 10 entries. In this video, we go through some of the proposed designs that did not make the cut. Reply in the comments which one of these do you like the most? | India in Pixels by Ashris | Facebook