Perhaps Bitcoin can be already considered as an international currency. Anyone can use it over the world, and there is already a lot of people using it every day. The problem is that the number is not that high compared to the use of fiat money. It's required that more phisical shops start accepting it, so the currency can attract more customers.
Until and unless bitcoin is used by government and its agencies for international trades and is accepted by UN and IMF,it can not be called international currency even if every individual living on this planet start using it 
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it's already is IMO, You can buy any other currency with bitcoin anyway so it's an international currency, If you meant as the official currency of a country or the like then it would take sometime for a move like that to happen "if you don't include islands with 3 members population".
Yes bitcoin is used online and if not it can be converted to any fiat so I think its already an international currency but also the fact is that it can never replace any major fiat currency.
it's already is IMO, You can buy any other currency with bitcoin anyway so it's an international currency, If you meant as the official currency of a country or the like then it would take sometime for a move like that to happen "if you don't include islands with 3 members population".
Many many many years to come before it becomes an international accepted currency, probably not even in our lifetimes, but I hope so though.
Yes bitcoin is a digitial and New currecny. See whats happens with FIAT Currencies.
Even the super power nations could not make the Euro work for more than a novelity. It is still there, but I can easily walk into the countries that adopted it and use their local currency and be more accepted than dropping a Euro two miles from the airport.
Many many many years to come before it becomes an international accepted currency, probably not even in our lifetimes, but I hope so though.
I also had little doubt that bitcoin could become an international currency in the near future , I just hope the value of bitcoin getting upI think, at this moment in time that Bitcoin is more of an international currency than any other on the planet. It is not that widespread and not widely accepted, HOWEVER, I am sure that it is the one currency that is used in the most countries at the same time than any other.
Many many many years to come before it becomes an international accepted currency, probably not even in our lifetimes, but I hope so though.
I also had little doubt that bitcoin could become an international currency in the near future , I just hope the value of bitcoin getting up 
Bitcoin is not at the mainstream but it is very impressivly growing at the popularity scale but still not getting the no of people it should get
Yes it is true hope more bitcoin users will join the community to make bitcoin more stronger. Without people using bitcoins, bitcoin as a currency will become a failure since its value depends on the market price brought by the buy and sell orders. But though bitcoin needs more people the number of people using bitcoins today is sufficient enough to run the business of bitcoins and make it survive.
Many many many years to come before it becomes an international accepted currency, probably not even in our lifetimes, but I hope so though.
I dont think bitcoin can become international currency, because most of the people still not recognized bitcoin and they still doubt about bitcoin potential, because there are a lot of negative news about bitcoin, and bitcoin still need to work on the transaction speed to be used as currency
Perhaps Bitcoin can be already considered as an international currency. Anyone can use it over the world, and there is already a lot of people using it every day. The problem is that the number is not that high compared to the use of fiat money. It's required that more phisical shops start accepting it, so the currency can attract more customers.
International currency it's not about the people is using it for every day and but international currency having some definition but for considering the purpose of bitcoin is made, we will take a definition about the international currency it means in a digital scope. 
Perhaps Bitcoin can be already considered as an international currency. Anyone can use it over the world, and there is already a lot of people using it every day. The problem is that the number is not that high compared to the use of fiat money. It's required that more phisical shops start accepting it, so the currency can attract more customers.
Bitcoin is not at the mainstream but it is very impressivly growing at the popularity scale but still not getting the no of people it should get
Bitcoin is a currency and its international no matter what the government or other people may say this is the truth and nothing is going to change it, period.
Bitcoin is not an international currency yet, its usage is too limited and many people are still not aware about, it can be international currency only when it will be widely used and accepted.
Maybe our definitions of international are different but bitcoin can be used in any part of the world, is not tied to any government or central-bank and is very easy to transport large quantities of it across borders.
To me that makes it international.
Bitcoin is a direct competitor to the ach/eft system. Looking at the history of ach/eft and its spread to having a connected POS in every business worldwide, I'd say about 65 years. That's how long it took before. That means we only have another 59 years or so to wait. Yippee!
That is way too long. I would be dead by that moment. Is there any way it could make haste for me to see it with my blurred sight maybe in 20 or 30 years.
Ok, we'll speed it up just for you. I can make it 27 years from now but that's the best I can do. .
You can pay with bitcoin in a lot of online shops and some offline shops. Both numbers are growing. And I think that is the only thing that matters.
If you mean by international currency that bitcoin will be something like a fiat, then I hope it will never become one.
The fiats all have the centrlized system with national banks and bitcoin wants to be exactly the opposite of that.
If you mean that it can be traded against every fiat without converting it first against one of te major ones (like dollar or euro), well that day is near, might even be here.
I don't know if there is a direct exchange possibility for bitcoins against every possible fiat in the world yet.
If you mean by international currency that bitcoin will be something like a fiat, then I hope it will never become one.
The fiats all have the centrlized system with national banks and bitcoin wants to be exactly the opposite of that.
If you mean that it can be traded against every fiat without converting it first against one of te major ones (like dollar or euro), well that day is near, might even be here.
I don't know if there is a direct exchange possibility for bitcoins against every possible fiat in the world yet.
Bitcoin is a direct competitor to the ach/eft system. Looking at the history of ach/eft and its spread to having a connected POS in every business worldwide, I'd say about 65 years. That's how long it took before. That means we only have another 59 years or so to wait. Yippee!
That is way too long. I would be dead by that moment. Is there any way it could make haste for me to see it with my blurred sight maybe in 20 or 30 years.
Bitcoin is a currency and its international no matter what the government or other people may say this is the truth and nothing is going to change it, period.
Bitcoin is not an international currency yet, its usage is too limited and many people are still not aware about, it can be international currency only when it will be widely used and accepted.
Bitcoin is already international currency but waiting for it to be accepted just like USD is hard task.
Bitcoin is a direct competitor to the ach/eft system. Looking at the history of ach/eft and its spread to having a connected POS in every business worldwide, I'd say about 65 years. That's how long it took before. That means we only have another 59 years or so to wait. Yippee!
Bitcoin is a currency and its international no matter what the government or other people may say this is the truth and nothing is going to change it, period.
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