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Short numbers vs. "zeros and eights" numbers. Which is cooler?

Heated discussions unfold in many chats about which numbers are more expensive: short ones or those that have only 2 digits in their composition: 0 and 8. So which is more valuable in the long run?

There are only 357 7-digit numbers. There are 84 numbers that have only 0 and 8 in their composition. Now the price of 7-digit numbers is 2 times higher than for "zeros and eights", because 65% of people prefer the former, and 35% the latter. But due to the fact that there are 4 times fewer "zeros and eights", over time, with the growth of the deficit, the price for them should be 1.5-2 times higher than for short numbers.

The price for a mint of short numbers was 1000 TON (~111 Randoms), for example, +888 8 888.

The price for a mint of "zeros and eights" numbers was 10 times less, only 100 TON (~11 Randoms), for example, +888 0880 0880.

No matter how much hype there is in social networks, always think with your own head. And don't forget that mathematics is always ahead of emotions and subjectivity.

P.S. Thanks to @estore for helping me write this article.

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