People rarely do this. However a lot of accountants do this.

Nearly all large and even mid sized companies have customers who use a different currency and have to deal with it. Big companies hedge foreign currency risks. It is common for the press release for a companie's earning to say "we made $x per share driven in part by foreign currency values and ..." Which is to say when looking at a press release they believe their investors (perhaps a legal requirement?) will want to know that a significant factor wasn't sales but just currency trade.

Now bitcoin is super-volatile. That isn't relevant to a general discussion, but it is a major factor when discussing bitcoin in specifics. There are other foreign currencies that have similar considerations at times though, it isn't unique to bitcoin.