Topic: Is bitcoin now the strongest currency in the world? - page 71. (Read 42207 times)
Not basically the strongest but it is one of the most influencial currency in the world. Even it is not known by other people there will be time that maybe 90% of all people in this planet has thier own btc address with balance.
The strongest definition is certainly not measured based on the value of 1 unit but is the market capital, and it must be admitted that the dollar is the strongest at the moment, followed by the Euro and Yen, and bitcoin is not yet 50 lists.
I agree with you that dollar is the top currency of the world right now. But that does not mean bitcoins have to do nothing with this list. Bitcoins are already in this list. Too many people are using them day by day. People love for bitcoins is increasing gradually. Bitcoins have earned some strong supporters by now. Within few years, it would be the strongest currency. 
Bitcoin now is the strongest currency in the world, it most popular in all currency. Because bitcoin has a value and profitable. Bitcoin is popular and everywhere most people wants to invest in bitcoin.
Strongest? Bitcoin will split so it is not the strongest. What is the value of bitcoin after the split? Can we say those words "buy Bitcoin at its low price"? But I would still love the bitcoin. I will still support it whatever happens. I wil still invest my money into bitcoin, all of my money saved. 
Bitcoin now is the strongest currency in the world, it most popular in all currency. Because bitcoin has a value and profitable. Bitcoin is popular and everywhere most people wants to invest in bitcoin.
Strongest? Bitcoin will split so it is not the strongest. What is the value of bitcoin after the split? Can we say those words "buy Bitcoin at its low price"? But I would still love the bitcoin. I will still support it whatever happens. I wil still invest my money into bitcoin, all of my money saved. 
No cryptos or BTC is the strongest currency in the world. I even think when we all die they would still be growing, in other words any of us will see that mighty day.
to me i think if we say that bitcoin is the now the strongest crypto currency the it will be ok, but in fiat i think USD is still the number one currency of the world. and it will even continue for a long time, because i am sure that that it will take a lot of time when bitcoin will become so much popular that every person of the world start using bitcoin.
I don't think Bitcoin is the strongest currency in the world right now. According to me dollar is the strongest currency in the world an it would take Bitcoin more than 15 years to surpass dollar simply because dollar is a universal accepted currency whereas Bitcoin is limited to a few people only.
Even though its currently the most valuable currency in the world, i will not say that its the strongest currency, Bitcoin can come crashing down in an instant if a country like Germany or the USA makes it illegal. Its price is determined by its investors who will all cash if such a thing happens.
i think cryptocurrencies including bitcoin still can not said stronges than tangible currency such as USD EURO poundsterling etc.
also fiat has more stable price rather than bitcoin. whenever, Bitcoin can potentially collapse.
Bitcoin is not a currency in and ordinary way, like USD,RUB or EUR. It is more likely like gold, it depends not on the economics of some countries, it depends on investments, that people are doing. It is more as a stockpile, than a currency.
And bitcoin is just a digital currency and i prefer to call it a tool for transactions. Bitcoin just to make it easier for us to transact for easier and faster. After all there are still many countries that do not use bitcoin, how can it be called as the strongest currency in the world? 
Bitcoin is not a currency in and ordinary way, like USD,RUB or EUR. It is more likely like gold, it depends not on the economics of some countries, it depends on investments, that people are doing. It is more as a stockpile, than a currency.
It's not a currency in any meaningful way.
No cryptos or BTC is the strongest currency in the world. I even think when we all die they would still be growing, in other words any of us will see that mighty day.
The strongest definition is certainly not measured based on the value of 1 unit but is the market capital, and it must be admitted that the dollar is the strongest at the moment, followed by the Euro and Yen, and bitcoin is not yet 50 lists.
I agree with you that dollar is the top currency of the world right now. But that does not mean bitcoins have to do nothing with this list. Bitcoins are already in this list. Too many people are using them day by day. People love for bitcoins is increasing gradually. Bitcoins have earned some strong supporters by now. Within few years, it would be the strongest currency.
Even though its currently the most valuable currency in the world, i will not say that its the strongest currency, Bitcoin can come crashing down in an instant if a country like Germany or the USA makes it illegal. Its price is determined by its investors who will all cash if such a thing happens.
Users have described it making comparison to the market capital for the specific coin. Secondly getting universal acceptance is simply a difficult thing to be done. This needs to be eradicated. For the same to make it an stronger currency more markets need to make bitcoin to be one among the currency same as local currency used all across the world.
The strongest definition is certainly not measured based on the value of 1 unit but is the market capital, and it must be admitted that the dollar is the strongest at the moment, followed by the Euro and Yen, and bitcoin is not yet 50 lists.
I agree with you that dollar is the top currency of the world right now. But that does not mean bitcoins have to do nothing with this list. Bitcoins are already in this list. Too many people are using them day by day. People love for bitcoins is increasing gradually. Bitcoins have earned some strong supporters by now. Within few years, it would be the strongest currency. The strongest definition is certainly not measured based on the value of 1 unit but is the market capital, and it must be admitted that the dollar is the strongest at the moment, followed by the Euro and Yen, and bitcoin is not yet 50 lists.
That is just one way to measure the strength of a currency there are many other aspects that we can look at, that does not mean that every single aspect favors bitcoin but there are some in which bitcoin is clearly superior, bitcoin is better for the simple reason there is a limited supply unlike fiat that can be printed at will.
The strongest definition is certainly not measured based on the value of 1 unit but is the market capital, and it must be admitted that the dollar is the strongest at the moment, followed by the Euro and Yen, and bitcoin is not yet 50 lists.
yes, I think bitcoin now the strongest currency in the world.
Because bitcoin common in almost all the countries of the world.
Because bitcoin common in almost all the countries of the world.
Bitcoin isn't the strongest currency for reasons stated, but it is among one of the most valuable.
Yes bitcoin is not a valid money but it is not the most expensive but the most expensive.If bitcoin is a currency then bitcoin can be the currency of a country.
The United States dollar is backed by the full faith of the United States government and its military. you just can't match that with Bitcoin
unless miners are about to buy tanks, guns and missles, this is simply not that. We are talking about a government fiat, not a social experiment like bitcoin.the United States dollar is also backed by the work product and infrastructure of the American people. Trillions of dollars of capitalization. Bitcoin's market cap is big, but nothing like USD markets. USD is the currency of the world.
Bitcoin isn't the strongest currency for reasons stated, but it is among one of the most valuable.
Yes bitcoin is not a valid money but it is not the most expensive but the most expensive.If bitcoin is a currency then bitcoin can be the currency of a country.
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