It depends if the government agency related to education allows the school or universities to include cryptocurrency and blockchain to their course syllabus. Since some government are still not letting the cryptocurrency to enter their economy, the legalization of bitcoin is still on hold.

There are a lot of requirements they need to prove if implementing cryptocurrency and blockchain is really effective in making students to become wiser and to think more critically. This is not a big change in a course outline, you will just add a subject so that they have fundamental knowledge about how bitcoin works. But most importantly, introduce first the advantages and disadvantages of using bitcoin to the community.

Having some prior knowledge about bitcoin is essential so that the economy will be affected, since they say that the youth is the hope of the future, this will be the right time to prove it, that students should help the country to improve its economy.


If you're a working student, you can still study about the crypto and bitcoin if you know some online schools or a university where they offer courses related to bitcoin. I know that bitcoin is not that very much known but still it is gradually increasing its supporters and users.

Research in Artificial intelligence, gamification and blockchain technology are already being taught in university across Europe you can find some of the universities that teaches this on https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.masterstudies.com/Masters-Degree/Blockchain-Technology/amp/ so I think it is not new anymore

It's a good idea, I really picked up interest in this. Now what we need is good education to understand bitcoin how it works or blockchain as a whole. I could remember the few education I gave to few friends and today they have adopted so dearly into crypto.

You bring up a good point "What grade will it be taught".

I think it would make sense at the High School level. At this point you you'll be taught basic economic principles in ECON and then it could branch out from there. If one does not understand how things work pre-bitcoin, you may not see the big picture. I wonder if STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) programs at this level are covering technologies like Blockchain or other decentralized systems. I'm aware of lectures available at the college level, maybe someone could chime in on this subject that had/have their kids in STEM programs.

I think this depends on the school obviously.

Before courses are listed in a school or a college, we all know that these people behind the development of courses should know the popularity and the need of the people that place. Will blockchain technology suits their school if they are in a province being left out in the era of technology? There are a lot of things to consider but it is not that bad to introduce it to students. Blockchain technology is one of innovative technology that should be introduced to students especially those that is related to technology. I do know that some of the schools are introducing Blockchain but not really discussing it, just more of introducing it really.

Ideally, yes. Unfortunately, we are not the one who make decisions in education system. In fact governments have more power when people are financially uneducated and stuck with the same job for life.

I think that bitcoin lucks the ease of use for ordinary people. And there are not enough educational material in plain words like Bitcoin made simple for beginners. I'm looking forward to the time when the UI will be suitable for everyone, even for old people. Only when mass adoption comes we may hope that bitcoin will be included in education system.

It can move better from being part of educations once the country itself recognized the used of bitcoin/crypto, it's good to see that there's support coming from the government as more people will be interested especially those young age, if they'll be able to follow this chain and enhance their educations about the possibility and the usages they can bring new sets of ideas and enhance everything for the future.

Well, legality in a wider scope is the basis for any university or school to be able to apply the curriculum in the field of cryptocurrency, but in reality the legality that occurs is still uneven and even still lacking in actual use so that making crypto for a curriculum itself will still get trouble. So I just feel that a broader introduction by the government itself is the main thing to do until finally cryptocurrency and blockchain technology can be learned at school.

That will be I think the first move to introduce this bitcoin to these innocent young people. Even the government declines this plan, you cannot under estimate the curiosity of millenials especially in online monetary system.

I found this site what you were saying about France. Great job to their country.

https://medium.com/hashmart-blog/bitcoin-will-be-taught-in-french-schools-b6381c975445