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This is an estimation of the exchange rate for Bits = Dollars and Jangles = Dollars
This theory will be going by the assumption that a bucket of apples seen in Call of the Cutie is 1 Bushel, costing 4 bits
Bits (If apples were very cheap)
4 Bits = $2.00 Nets you a bushel of apples (40-42 apples)
1 Bit = $0.50 cents Nets you 10-10.5 apples
0.08-0.10 Bits = $0.04 7/10 - $0.05 Gets you a single apple
Bits v2 (If apples went for around the same price as the real world)
4 Bits = $14.00 Nets you a bushel of apples (40-42 apples)
1 Bit = $3.50 Nets you 10-10.5 apples
0.08-0.10 Bits = $0.35-$0.37 Nets you a single apple
Bits v3 (If real world Bit was equal to the alternate Bit shown in the show)
4 Bits = $0.50 Nets you a bushel of apples (40-42 apples)
1 Bit = $0.12 1/2 Nets you 10-10.5 apples
0.08-0.10 Bits = $0.01 1/4 - $0.01 1/24 (approx.) Nets you a single apple.
Jangles were used in older generations. This will be going by the episode "The Great Lemonade Stand War".
Really, conversion seems quite simple:
2 Jangles Get you two "extra special" lemonades
Lemonade at those stands generally go for around a dollar. Assuming that:
1 Jangle = 1 Dollar
~Thing07, Math Brony
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