The principle of money. The value of money corresponds to the value of goods - money as a promise by a state.
Bitcoin = real and objective value of our world with a fixed volume of 21,000,000 Bitcoin.
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Conclusion: If my concept prevails, we will see a rate of US $ 6,000,000 / Bitcoin. This is calculated using my finished code and the connection of the 19 different currencies with the Bitcoin.
You don't show how you reach that value, but I don't think it is correct. If the value of money corresponds to the value of goods, then you would determine the value of a bitcon like this:
The current value of money is $28 trillion and this corresponds to the value of goods. If 21 million bitcoins also correspond to the value of goods, then 21 million BTC = $28 trillion. Therefore, 1 BTC = $1.3 million and not $6 million.
Note that this also assumes that all money is replaced by Bitcoin and that is unlikely to happen.