Which currency is the most stable?

France has the most stable currency in the world.

Gold and silver are not currencies (any more) they are commodities. Chris? I find it interesting that even though you promote yourself as a "Crypto Earner" you use this statement: "The most stable currency must be something that can't be produced or printed" when after all, there is no currency less "produced" than the artificial world of crypto.

As for legitimate currencies, yes USD is probably the most stable but Canadian dollars are a close second

An inflationary fiat money system can't be the most stable currency.
The most stable currency must be something that can't be produced or printed more like gold for example. They still find gold but it's not inflationary. Don't say gold prices change over time. You look from a fiat perspective which you would not do if we have gold and silver as currency. Many many years ago people paid with gold and silver and they always paid the same amount of gold or silver to buy something. That's what I ca

USD is most stable currency.

"We’re living at a time when attention is the new currency. Those who insert themselves into as many channels as possible look set to capture the most value." (Pete Cashmore)

I believe US currency is most stable.