A New Jersey ticket just won the $847 million Powerball. The cash option is $363.1 million.
In $100 bills the cash is about 3.6 tonnes. The headline $847M would be about 8.5 tonnes.
Pictured: the $363.1M cash at true size. moneyvisualiser.com
Shopify reportedly paid $99 million for shop.com, the biggest .com domain sale on record.
In $100 bills that's 990,000 notes, about 990 kg. The old record, ai.com at $70M, is about 700 kg.
Pictured: $99M at true size. moneyvisualiser.com
Resident Evil has reportedly grossed over $400 million on a $75 million budget.
In $100 bills the budget is about 750 kg. The box office is about 4 tonnes.
Pictured: the $75 million budget at true size. moneyvisualiser.com
Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft spent a record $201.9B on AI infrastructure last quarter.
That's about $1 billion every 11 hours.
Pictured: one billion in $100 bills, about 10 tonnes.
What would you do with 11 hours of Big Tech spending?
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Drake reportedly won $20 million from a single slot spin this week.
In $100 bills that's 200,000 notes, about 200 kg of paper.
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Americans will spend $13.5 billion on Halloween this year, per the NRF.
In $100 bills that's about 135 tonnes of paper.
The picture is just the $400 million rise over last year: 4 tonnes.
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€1 million in €100 notes is 10,000 notes, about 9 kg. That is roughly nine 1 kg bags of sugar, and it fits in a backpack. What amount should we stack next? moneyvisualiser.com
£1 million in £50 notes, the UK's biggest bill, is 20,000 notes.
That's 200 straps, and the site says it fits in a duffel bag.
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How much space would £1 million take up in your currency?
¥1 billion in ¥10,000 notes, Japan's biggest bill, is 100,000 notes.
That's about 100 kg and it fits in a car boot.
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What amount in your currency would you want to see?
$1 million in $20 bills, the kind ATMs give out, is 50,000 notes.
That's about 50 kg, roughly an adult's weight. Stacked in one pile it would be about 5.5 metres tall.
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Would you rather carry 50 kg of twenties or 10 kg of hundreds?
$100 million in $100 bills is 1 million notes.
It weighs about 1 tonne, roughly a small car, and fits on a single shipping pallet.
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How much cash do you think fits in a car boot?
$1 million in $1 bills weighs about 1 tonne. Each note is roughly 1 gram.
The same million in $100 bills is about 10 kg, light enough for a backpack.
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$1 billion in $100 bills is 10 million notes. That's about 10 tonnes of paper and roughly 11 cubic metres of cash.
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You type an amount, pick from 82 currencies, and it renders the actual bills in 3D with correct denominations and real bill dimensions.
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We launched Money Visualiser a couple of weeks ago.
The reactions that keep coming back:
"I had no idea that's what it looked like"
"This should be in every economics classroom"
"I just spent 30 minutes comparing currencies"
That's exactly why we built it.
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One week since I launched Money Visualizer, and we just crossed users from 60 countries.
I literally just built this because I wanted to see what a massive pile of cash actually looks like in 3D, and nothing existed that did it.
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