Bitcoin is often considered a “digital currency” or a form of “store of value,” but it is not a traditional currency like the real or the dollar. It is a decentralized cryptocurrency based on a technology called blockchain that allows financial transactions without the need for intermediaries such as banks.

Although Bitcoin has experienced significant appreciation over the years, its high volatility and lack of regulation in many countries are still factors that prevent its widespread use as an everyday currency. However, many consider it a kind of “digital gold,” a store of value against inflation and economic crises.

If you refer to Bitcoin as a “high currency,” you may be referring to its growing value or its role as the leading cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization.