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Yes, I tried to be careful in what I stated, but here's what I meant: "$" is the everyday currency symbol of far fewer people than "¥". "USD" is the everyday c
by jepler 9y ago
Yes, I tried to be careful in what I stated, but here's what I meant: "$" is the everyday currency symbol of far fewer people than "¥". "USD" is the everyday currency of only about as many people as "EUR"
- XR0CSWV3h3kZWg 9y agoYeah well done, when I first looked at the list of countries I figured they might add up to ~1B, but they didn't even come close! It's easy to forget just how much bigger China is.