The phrase "accumulated currency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to currency that has been gathered or collected over time, often in a financial or economic context.
Example: "The bank reported an increase in accumulated currency, indicating a rise in savings among its customers."
Alternatives: "collected funds" or "gathered currency".
In our current, obsolescent economy, this type of social capital is an invisible externality; people can only earn or accumulate currency by producing goods or services.
China has accumulated substantial currency reserves in United States dollars, helping it to hold down the value of the renminbi and run up a large trade surplus.
Before long they were among the first in the region to be honored by local Party officials as "10,000 RMB men," model socialist entrepreneurs who accumulated Chinese currency or renminbi.
The site allows users to save their progress and accumulated virtual currency through an account system.
In this way, they accumulated hard currency deposits in Europe.
"The developing countries should not have to see painfully accumulated hard-currency reserves fall under the shadow of major devaluations".
"China continues to suffer from capital flight and has been depleting its foreign currency reserves while other Asian countries have been accumulating foreign currency," Soros said in an email to the Wall Street Journal.
A grossly underpriced currency grants China a trade advantage that has allowed it to accumulate enormous currency and trade surpluses.
The study estimates that $1 trillion of the reserves accumulated by the currency manipulators represents excessive currency intervention designed to keep their currencies undervalued.
In response, Kriss and Barba embarked on a quest to build a virtual marketplace based on Blockchain technology (Bitcoin's underlying "public ledger" technology that has been, until now, primarily associated with finance and crypto-currency) that allows people to efficiently trade whatever unique value they possess rather than working solely to accumulate hard currency.
