In which I cannot remember if we might want to add other currencies to this tool.. do you think that there might be some value in that? I am sure some folks might appreciate looking at their own currency rather than USD (even though surely USD remains the dominant shitty fiat out of all of the various shitty fiats).
We will definitely appreciate this when we are being able to view our local currencies to their amount worth in USD.
From my own localized currency in fiat also, we prefer the use of USD just because its a measure of identifying the value of a currency growth over time while its dominance has nothing to do with any financial improvement upon any investment made in it, so i would rather prefer the use of bitcoin over any other form of currencies while USD is just an estimate to the value of my holdings.
Of course, bitmover and I are referring to having a unit converter within this particular tool so that all of the fiat (currently dollar value) references would be for the selected local currency, because if you merely want a contemporary conversion of your currency, you could just look at
bitmover's currency converter - and maybe in that regard, as an interim solution, maybe we just want to start by adding such unit conversion link in the thread (even though there is already a unit converter link at the top of the thread).
I've gone through the link provided and I see it's something worth recommending for use, I will try in my own capacity as well to make this available for as many as possible from my locale to use this conversion and a big thanks and a welcome job to bitmober for bringing such idea, the site is well ok for easy use.
As to your other point regarding how much value to hold in your local currency, versus the dollar versus bitcoin, I think that it is becoming more and more widely known that there are so many folks who do hold/reference dollars rather than their local currency, even if they might not hold dollars, but then they also have a lot of preferences of holding dollars because historically it has had a tendency to appreciate (or at least hold its value better) against the local currencies.. and not as many folks realize that bitcoin is even better than the dollar because bitcoin's short-term volatility frequently clouds thinking, including that it does not even take that much of a zoom out before anyone should be able to see the magnitude of such bitcoin value holding... so yeah, then it comes down to how much of your local cash and/or dollars do you need to hold and then the rest should probably go into bitcoin.. for holding 4-10 years or longer.... which can seem like an eternity for so many folks to think in terms of holding some kind of asset/currency for 4-10 years or longer in order to have decent chances of increasing the quantity and quality of options that they have in their life a wee bit down the road.
Recently, it has been trending on the internet whereby you see many people and experts giving some sort of financial advice on the way people save their earnings, they largely got recommendations for the use of dollar against the local currency considering the fall in the local currency value in respect to dollar, but it's more important that they will also have to realized this that they could get more better with bitcoin even than what the fiat could get them, I appreciate this efforts altogether in giving people more enlightenment towards using a sustainable means of withdrawal and currency conversion with bitcoin.