Bitcoin Surpasses Swiss Franc To Become World’s 13th Largest Currency

Bitcoin Surpasses Swiss Franc To Become World’s 13th Largest Currency

The Swiss Franc (CHF) is worth 18,826,374 BTC in market cap at the time of writing, a little less than Bitcoin.At the time of writing, Bitcoin has surpassed the Swiss Franc (CHF) in market capitalization as the world’s thirteenth largest currency, according to data from Fiatmarketcap.com. There are only 12 world currencies left for Bitcoin to overcome. Fiatmarketcap.com takes a Bitcoin standard approach to analyze currencies. It measures the world’s biggest currencies in terms of market capitalization as priced in BTC, the best form of money ever created but still lagging in....


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