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Bitcoin is digital currency and also one of the commodity like gold. It cannot be replaced with USD, still major countries are not still not accepting bitcoin as one of their option. It will take lot of time to establish a digital currency into physical one.

Yes there no need to be compared because USd will remain as USD and being used and popular whole over the world. Unlike bitcoin, it is still on its young age and needs to be adopted by a lot of people. But for us, that who are already knew it both of them are very important to us because we are able to convert our bitcoins with USD.

Yeah it may take bitcoin quite some time to have itself fully established as it needs support from countries' governments and banks. Although bitcoin is slowly but surely being known in a lot of areas, the level of use is still dwarfed by that of other fiat currencies

If big countries the major players in the financial market will not recognize bitcoin as a fully fledged currency, wait for something that no longer have on bitcoin. Digital currency will then remain anonymous financial source.

The major players are already involved in the field of bitcoin and they are actively investing their money in bitcoin like the owner of microsoft have a bigger amount of money in bitcoin and the owner of facebook also have investment in bitcoin.

I've read it a few times here that Microsoft is somehow interested in Bitcoin, but I couldn't find any link confirming that. Also, who do you mean by the owner of this company, Bill Gates? With his innumerable billions of dollars, I don't really think he would be much interested in Bitcoin. What about Mark Zuckerberg then, the owner (creator) of Facebook?

Anyways, could you post a link or two revealing their interest in Bitcoin?