Yes but due to the fact that it has not been adopted globally makes it difficult to transact with it as we normally use Fiats to to exchange with anything we need but in due time when bitcoin will gain full adoption, it will stand for its purpose as decentralized medium of transacting with one another. Though some countries like El Salvador that has made it a legal tender still uses it for daily transactions but it's literally and mostly for internal transactions within the country but if it gets approved by the US government as strategic reserve asset, countries can possibly use it for international transactions.