Is bitcoin now the strongest currency in the world?

[sumangs]

It is the strongest digital currency. In my opinion, when speaking of currency bitcoin is banned from other countries. Bitcoin didn't prevent the banning of it. Even it is banned, it still has the highest value in all currency making countries ban it because it is a threat to its own fiat currency. It may be the strongest if all countries have access on it.

[alexsandria]

After the events of last week.

I was making this suggestion to some folks yesterday, but they claimed that bitcoin is too small.  Does it matter?

I think no because we all know that bitcoin today are facing problems eventhough it happens to establsihed many years ago. I think still now bitcoin is trying its luck on whenever if it will be going to die or continue to have its progress. And all I can say now is that I think bitcoin will somehow become stronger as the years passed by.

[hurain]

It is the strongest digital currency. In my opinion, when speaking of currency bitcoin is banned from other countries. Bitcoin didn't prevent the banning of it. Even it is banned, it still has the highest value in all currency making countries ban it because it is a threat to its own fiat currency. It may be the strongest if all countries have access on it.

As for as the  stability of bitcoins as well as the popularity of bitcoins are  concerned, I am  more than 100%  sure that bitcoin is the strongest crypto currency in the world.Bitcoins has a very broad and numerous benefits for bothe shot term as well as long term investors.All the investors believe in it because of its strong nature.

[BossMacko]

In terms of crypro currency yes, Bitcoin is the strongest crypto currency in the world but for currency itself the strongest is still USD. It is being used by most of the country. Unlike Bitcoin it is not yet being use world wide like in stores, market etc etc.

[aencarnaci]

for the future I think bitcoin to be one of the top and strongest digital currencies dominates all currencies

Bitcoin is the future of the currency. It was, is and will be the most strongest crypto currency of the world. With every day, its users and price is rising up. More businesses are going to accept it in future and one day, there will be no fiat. All the world financial matters will be done in crypto coins. At that time, bitcoin will become the true king of the world economy.

[50ouncebrew]

I would say Bitcoin is easily the strongest currency in the world. It has been performing that way ever since it came out, except for one year early on, but since then it has been blowing all other out of the water.

[kpcian]

it's not about that, but Bitcoin has made a great impact on the capital market. by the Name of Bitcoin, many tokens as well as ICO also doing well on the digital platform. so Bitcoin is one of the influential factors in this system. so Bitcoin should be called one of the strongest currency in the monetary world.

[lady Royal]

Nope, it is not the strongest currency in the world.
But yes Bitcoin is the strongest crypro-currency in the world. It is used in every country almost everyone now know about Bitcoins. Bitcoins is the future. But I don't think that it will take over the fiat. Government is against the Bitcoins.

[palle11]

Well, whatever angle you look at it from , bitcoin has taken over as the strongest. Now, what I mean by whatever angel is from the angle of digital currency, bitcoin is the strongest and when converted to fiat, the value is still very high. So really, it is the strongest.

[Yurkov]

After the events of last week.

I was making this suggestion to some folks yesterday, but they claimed that bitcoin is too small.  Does it matter?

Everything points to the fact that this coin has the greatest propensity to embrace this place, its popularity, and its price and turnover.

[modous]

Bitcoin isn't the most grounded money on the planet. Bitcoin is the most costly cash on the planet. It's very extraordinary ideas. A solid money has a steady cost and is upheld by a steady economy of the state which it has a place. Bitcoin is very another. While it is nearer to the stock than to the cash.

[BitcoinBallerina]

Bitcoin is for sure the strongest currency in the world right now just look at the price. Look at the price then look at the fundamentals of the technology behind this revolutionary currency.

[stanisl]

In crytocurrencies globe, I believe bitcoin was the strongest forex. But in truth bitcoin is only a single of the cash that starting to be popular. Nevertheless, I think someday bitcoin was achieve the place of getting strongest forex in the globe.

[Ingoats]

After the events of last week.

I was making this suggestion to some folks yesterday, but they claimed that bitcoin is too small.  Does it matter?

That's quite absurd, knowing that there are still countries where Bitcoin is not yet legal. It is too early to make a conclusion of Bitcoin bing the 'strongest' currency in the world. Indeed, it has a large market value but still, it's price not stable and as I've mentioned, not yet legal to most countries. Maybe in the future it will be, when there are no longer legalization issues because if most of the people will be able to use Bitcoin on daily transactions, the demand will be high and its market value will continuously increase making it more expensive and a powerful currency.

[stolendata]

In crytocurrencies globe, I believe bitcoin was the strongest forex. But in truth bitcoin is only a single of the cash that starting to be popular. Nevertheless, I think someday bitcoin was achieve the place of getting strongest forex in the globe.

Yes there is no doubt that in crypto world bitcoin is the most strongest currency of the world, and still bitcoin is becoming more and more stronger as compare to other crypto currencies, because the users of bitcoin are increasing more as compare to the users of other crypto currencies, even those people who trade altcoin for them bitcoin is the main currency which they use for buying altcoins.

[Conevesses1976]

Nations around the world won't legalize an asset if it was discovered valueless or truly feel that it will not likely aid with the country's development. Identical is with bitcoin, now many nations focus on legalizing bitcoin and few has previously legalized and settle for it comparable to the country's possess currency. This can make it far more robust and when the identical legalized utilization boosts the growth occurs abrupt and becomes a single of the strongest currency.

[signup01]

if in my opinion yes it is not gan, the question of the world's strongest currency is the dollar / rupiah and many more national currency in the world other than dollar and rupiah.

[Fretcy]

To my point of view, I would say that bitcoin is the strongest currency in the world which has mass adoption globally due to ease of transactions worldwide without any hinderences. This bitcoin system has built a bridge of transactions all over the world without any central authority to control the protocol and the most interesting part of this invention is that all the transactions are recorded on time in a public ledger known as blockchain technology, which is accessible to all from any part of the world without sharing users personal details.

[tulio]

It really depends on what concept of 'strong' are we considering. Regarding volatility, it is clearly not the 'strongest', but look at how it works... the Bitcoin transaction protocol is much more 'strong' than any other fiat currency if we consider 'strong' as how safe it could be to hold Bitcoins. There is a bunch of characteristics we can consider to determine which one is the 'strongest'. In my opinion, considering some factors, BTC is the safer, faster, most transparent as well as most private (two opposite together, sounds difficult to reach right? It really depends on how you use it), as well as the one with more potential to growth, so, considering these factors, I would say it is the strongest. I think we reached a moment in which BTC starts challenging the status quo of government currencies... see what Japan is considering (J-Coin): https://www.ft.com/content/ca0b3892-a201-11e7-9e4f-7f5e6a7c98a2?mhq5j=e5

[tdrinker]

If you considered a currency to be strong based on the fact that it has an upward trending price then bitcoin is almost certainly the strongest. However I would consider a currency to be strong when it has a stable price as well as a history to support this, otherwise it does not lend itself too well to being a currency within one country.