For practical purposes, in fact the American dollar is the universal currency par excellence since it is perfectly identifiable by most human beings and can be admitted even in the most remote corners of the planet. It is true that the dollar is subject to the great problems and weaknesses that the fiat money represents, but this does not diminish the desire of every human being to obtain sooner or later his first million dollars. The financial experiment that has represented the euro is a proof that "inventing" a new universal currency from scratch represents many difficulties and solves few structural problems, so I do not believe in the idea of launching a single currency for everyone, because a global currency already exists: The American Dollar.
I don't quite agree with this view
While I concur that the US dollar is identifiable almost everywhere, it is certainly not accepted (or "admitted" in your terms) "even in the most remote corners of the planet". This is obviously not so. For example, in Europe you will have a lot of pain in the ass trying to pay with cash dollars. I guess it would be even worse in the remote corners of the world. So dollars are far from being the universal currency, at least, in the way you think. In fact, this has been discussed many times already