Sentence examples for viable currency from inspiring English sources

But if Bitcoin isn't a viable currency why wouldn't it go all the way to $0? Optionality.

"I don't think the Chinese or Russians really believe the S.D.R. is a viable currency," said Mr. Prasad, the Cornell economist.

Many Indian companies trade only on local exchanges, which means that the stock is not a viable currency to buy a foreign company.

Ultimately there will have be be significant ceding of fiscal sovereignty in the eurozone to make that a viable currency area.

Without a viable currency, it is not possible to support the banks, which have done the bulk of their business in foreign markets.

He might earn, he says, $10 a day (US dollars are as much a viable currency here as the Congolese franc).

Matter of time they maneuver the Chinese Yuan into a viable international currency to rival the greenback as well unless Western governments get wise to the protectionism that is rampant in China.

It is through these growing pains that bitcoin will prove itself as a viable alternative currency.

You can't be half viable in a currency union.

So is it viable as a currency people would actually want to use for anything beyond Silk Road 2.0, asks Velde.

Bitcoin may be a step toward a new monetary exchange; however, there are few companies that accept it as a viable form of currency.