What software can convert the exchange rate of virtual currency

1. I don't understand. Do you want to convert? Conversion network can be converted.

2. Now look at the virtual currency, there are only a few websites. There are basically no easy-to-use apps, but most of these virtual currencies are cutting leeks. The rich big customers will not play like this. Moreover, the investment risk of virtual currency is too high, so it is not recommended to enter.

3. Q currency can be converted into RMB on the Internet
virtual currency originally refers to non real currency, which is used in games. Of course, the money in the game is real or fake
virtual currency is usually used to purchase procts and services provided by currency Issuers (i.e. service providers), which are real< The Ministry of Culture issued the notice on Further Strengthening the management of Internet cafes and online games, which pointed out that the total amount of virtual currency issued by online game business units and the purchase amount of indivial online game consumers should be strictly limited; The virtual currency issued by online game business units can not be used to purchase physical procts, but can only be used to purchase virtual procts and services provided by themselves; If consumers need to redeem the virtual currency as legal tender, the amount shall not exceed the original purchase amount; It is strictly forbidden to resell virtual currency. Those who violate the above provisions shall be punished by the people's Bank of China in accordance with Articles 32 and 46 of the law of the people's Bank of China. Thus it seems that the legitimacy of the virtual transaction is recognized, and the virtual currency gambling transaction can not be carried out. The equipment is proced by oneself, which should be regarded as labor income.

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5. Exchange rate is also known as "foreign exchange market or exchange rate". The ratio of one country's currency to another's currency is the price of another currency expressed in one currency. Due to the different names and values of currencies in the world, the exchange rate of one country's currency to that of other countries should be set. Exchange rate is the most important adjusting lever in international trade. Because the cost of goods proced by a country is calculated according to its own currency, in order to compete in the international market, the cost of goods must be related to the exchange rate. The level of exchange rate will directly affect the cost and price of the commodity in the international market, and directly affect the international competitiveness of the commodity. For example, if the exchange rate between us dollar and RMB is 8.25, the price of a commodity worth 100 yuan in the international market is 12.12 US dollars. If the U.S. dollar exchange rate rises to 8.50, that is to say, the U.S. dollar appreciates and the RMB depreciates, the cost of the commodity in the domestic market will actually be lower, which will directly lower its price in the international market. The price of the commodity rises and falls, the competitiveness becomes stronger, and it is sure to sell well, so as to promote the export of the commodity. On the contrary, if the exchange rate of the US dollar falls to 8.00, that is to say, the depreciation of the US dollar and the appreciation of the RMB will certainly benefit US exports. Similarly, the appreciation of the US dollar and the depreciation of the RMB will benefit the export of Chinese goods to the United States. Conversely, the depreciation of the US dollar and the appreciation of the RMB will greatly stimulate the export of the United States to China. An important consideration for Japan and the United States to ask for the appreciation of RMB is that the appreciation of RMB will increase the cost of China's exports in the international market by a large margin, which will hurt the competitiveness of China's goods, and in turn stimulate China to import a large number of their goods. During the Asian financial crisis, if the RMB devalues, the financial crisis of other countries will be worse. It is precisely because the fluctuation of exchange rate will bring such a wide range of fluctuations to import and export trade, so many countries and regions have implemented relatively stable monetary exchange rate policies. The rapid growth of Chinese mainland's import and export volume has been largely e to the stable RMB exchange rate policy. The reason why all countries' currencies can be contrasted can form the price parity relationship because they represent a certain amount of value, which is the basis of exchange rate determination. Under the gold standard system, gold is the standard currency. The monetary unit of two countries with gold standard system can determine the exchange rate between them according to their respective gold content. For example, in the implementation of the gold standard system, Britain stipulated that the weight of 1 pound was 123.27447 grains, and the fineness was 22 carats of gold, that is, the gold content was 113.0016 grains of pure gold; The United States stipulates that the weight of one dollar is 25.8 grains, and the fineness is 900%, that is, the gold content is 23.22 grains of pure gold. According to the comparison of the gold content of the two currencies, 1 pound = 4.8665 US dollars, the exchange rate fluctuates on this basis. Under the paper currency system, various countries issue paper currency as the representative of metal currency, and refer to the past practice, stipulate the gold content of paper currency by law, which is called gold parity. The comparison of gold parity is the basis of determining the exchange rate of the two countries. However, paper money can not be converted into gold, so the legal gold content of paper money is often in vain. Therefore, in countries with official exchange rate, the national monetary authority (Ministry of finance, central bank or foreign exchange administration) sets the exchange rate, and all foreign exchange transactions must be carried out according to this exchange rate. In countries where market exchange rates are applied, exchange rates vary with the supply and demand of money in the foreign exchange market. Exchange rate has an impact on balance of payments and national income (1) balance of payments. If a country's balance of payments is in surplus, its currency exchange rate will rise; If it is a deficit, the exchange rate of the country's currency will fall 2) Inflation. If the inflation rate is high, the exchange rate of the country's currency is low 3) Interest rates. If a country's interest rate rises, the exchange rate is high 4) Economic growth rate. If a country has a high economic growth rate, its currency exchange rate is high 5) Fiscal deficits. If a country has a huge budget deficit, its currency exchange rate will fall 6) Foreign exchange reserves. If a country's foreign exchange reserves are high, its currency exchange rate will rise.

6. There are special exchange tools on the Internet. I'll give you an address. There are exchange tools for 159 currencies in the world. They are all real-time exchange rates. Moreover,
we can see the exchange rate trend of the two currencies in the past year< br />
http://www.fareastcontainers.com/realtimeinfor/moneychange.html

7. It's really classy. I can't find it. I just use Excel to make one myself. It's just that the exchange rate should be modified at any time according to the market. Although it's troublesome, it's very practical and simple. After all, it's not checked all the time

8. Just go to the homepage of Bank of China

9. The exchange rate is changing all the time. You can use smart phone tool: smart exchange rate converter to estimate the exchange rate in real time at any time. It can be converted to the bank, because there are some differences in the service charge or buy / sell price policies of each bank. Log in to China Unicom Wo store (www.unicom.com)_ Address: store. Wo. Com. CN), search: smart. There are screenshots and more detailed instructions for reference.

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Specific operation examples are as follows:

example: column a contains currency, CNY, USD and EUR. If you want to make exchange rate in column B, if a is CNY, B will get 1, if a is USD, B will get 6.2, if a is EUR, B will get 6.6, and the formula is set as follows: = if (A1 = & quot; CNY", 1,IF(A1=" USD", 6.2,IF(A1=" EUR", Relevant knowledge:

the RMB data in the spreadsheet can be converted into US dollar data in one step.

it can be realized by Excel formula, and the exchange rate between us dollar and RMB can be input into a cell, such as B1, Enter RMB data into a row or a column (assuming that it is in column B), then the formula = B3 / $B $1 can be defined for us dollar data (such as in the third row) to realize automatic conversion, and the formula can be filled into other cells after drop-down