International currency must be accepted everywhere. Bitcoin is nowhere near that. In scores of countries people have never yet heard of it let alone have access to proper internet which is the backbone of transactions to occur. Acceptance is important along with easy exchange with fiats all over the world. Then only it can become an international currency in the true sense.
True. There are still rural places that cannot be reached by technology. Some governments leave it that way and dont want to intervene so that nature wont be destroyed. It is going to be a hard fight before bitcoin will be accepted or be known as a currency for everyone.
I believe governments will be able to provide internet access to most reserved places also similar to electricity. All the above this kind of places and people counts less than five percent world wide, we can leave off them for the statistics of moving bitcoins to be introduced to every part of this world.
