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Bank of the Atlantic's currency reserve is a worldwide arm that aims to promote the smooth transactions of taking foreign currency reserves in case of economic crisis, recession, or another similar happening.
Currencies are attain one of the three statuses which are reserve currency, recommended currency, list currency. With each of the ranks, the higher on the list the currency becomes, opening up to more opportunities to become a worldwide traded currency.
RESERVE CURRENCY
A reserve currency is a currency that has been declared a strong and can be traded with ease, worldwide. If a currency has been declared this, it will appear higher on the list of currencies and is more highly valued.
To attain this status, the exchange rate must be at least 1 unit to more than $1.80 NSD.
STRONG CURRENCY
A recommended currency is a currency which is somewhat strong and is recommended by the bank to be traded. Appears higher on the list then listed currencies.
To attain this status, the exchange rate must be 1 unit to > $1.60.
LISTED CURRENCIES
The starting rank all currencies listed in the reserve get. It is the most basic form and usually means the currency is inflated or is weak. All currencies without a higher status attain this status.
LIST YOUR CURRENCY
Please use NS stats for the following application
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Nation name (full):
Head of state:
Capital city:
Population:
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GDP (national):
GDP (per capita):
Largest sector of economy:
Biggest company (by profit/revenue):
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Currency name:
Legal tender of (list all nations/territories):
Currency symbol:
Currency symbol (romanized):
Monentary authority:
Units to be put in the reserve:
Exchange rate to NSD (if possible):
TRADE (BUY/SELL) CURRENCY
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Nation name (full):
Economy state (NS classification):
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Buy/sell:
Units buying/selling:
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Currency name:
Currency symbol (romanized):
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