While exchange rates are constantly shifting, some countries hold fast to the top spots for the world's strongest currencies.

As one of the world's leading oil producers, Bahrain is also able to maintain one of the most valuable currencies. What's a little strange is that Bahrain also accepts the Saudi riyal as legal tender.

Formerly known as Ripple and created in 2012, XRP offers a way to pay in many different real-world currencies. XRP can be useful in cross-border transactions and uses a trust-less mechanism to ...

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But what are the strongest currencies in the world? According to smartasset, a currency is classified as strong when it is worth more than another’s. In a country with a stronger currency ...