Its more of a global currency than a US specific one. Speaking from my experience - moving large amounts of money as a student or as someone who wants to send m

Its more of a global currency than a US specific one. Speaking from my experience - moving large amounts of money as a student or as someone who wants to send money back home across international borders when one starts earning becomes a pain when it comes to transaction charges, and international payment charges on credit cards etc. Cryptocurrencies can replace USD as a global currency when it gains enough users across the globe.