I agree because it will also cover bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies next but it will be for another subject if it's about holding/investing in crypto.
But with learning blockchain technology, it can also cover another industry which is the information technology where learners gain another skill with it.

This is true, but if they're going to give some background and teachings while their learners are kids.
That's a big help in opening their minds to the real world that it's more than just money and technology, and that will open them to economics and financial education too.

If you are referring to Bitcoin, then the governments of countries that have legalized it should add it to the their school curriculum, so that student can understand how it works, its potential benefits and risks, and how to use it responsibly before they start making decisions involving cryptocurrencies. But if you are referring to cryptocurrencies, I don't think they should be added to the school curriculum as a whole because not all cryptocurrencies are worth learning about.

Thread like this has already been discussed in the past. But I will still share my own point of view.

In the end, the decision that this crypto should be put in the educational curriculum still relies on how each country's government is dealing with crypto. For some crypto-friendly countries, it could be possible but for countries who are not open with cryptocurrency, and their state is still against with the existence of crypto, putting it in the educational curriculum will be impossible.

The young generation have the right to know more about crypto, but the final decision is not within their hands, but on the present government if they consider having a future with crypto.

I kind of get your point, but the way you said it doesn’t suits it. You didn’t state why you think it’s only bitcoin that is qualified to be taught in school or rather be included in the school curriculum. And I’m not sure if bitcoin has actually become part of the world like you said, just few countries have only made it legally tender. Most nations are really against it being used as a currency self the prefer to view it as an investment asset that is taxable which wasn’t the main idea of Satoshi.
That said, El Salvador is one of the nation that early adopted the bitcoin technology and even the government were in support of it that’s why it was easy for the to have gone this far as regard bitcoin being part of the country’s economy.

Crypto is already part of the educational curriculum in my country. It is discussed under money and investment. My little niece once came to me for help when she was given an assignment on cryptocurrencies. I don't think children in primary or secondary schools should be burdened with topics on digital wallets, decentralization, and blockchain technology. These children already have so much workload that takes up most of their time. 

Maybe college students could be introduced to crypto education if they are interested. They can build a career in some areas of the crypto industry; who knows.

Most conventional schools don't teach financial education. It takes personal learning and experience to build money management skills. So I doubt that the introduction of crypto education would improve the financial decisions of most students.

I might want to disagree to your perspective slightly, for kids facing too much work load is some to consider, I don’t want think that we should actually wait until college before deciding to introduce crypto or blockchain concepts to our kids, now you need to understand that the world is faster and kids are already experiencing and getting exposed to what this digital currency actually means, I could tell you for a fact that even my 10 years old son could understand some little online payment, having social media has changed a lot of things and if you don’t not think to teach them in a well structured way scammer or even influencers might want to show them how to get rich in a quicker way….

For now having to teach a primary kid about private keys or about decentralization would be so hard on them, but at some point we could start by some basic concepts like following up grades by grades…thing as “Values of money” or “why is money so important to man?” Or “what is online safety means?” Just we all learn basic knowledge in computer classes….

Well you did made mention of curriculum workload, we already have outdated topics in the syllabus which if you ask I think it time to change such topics like addition of financial literacy and lot more…

Irrespective of the name the aim of this types of threads is to create awareness about the need for governments across the world to see the need for them to see the to include crypto education which Bitcoin is part of, when talking about crypto we should not only limit it only to Bitcoin even though Bitcoin is the most successful crypto which nobody is doubting about it here. This will help the younger generation of people coming who are of school age to pick up interest in crypto currency early, I believe that moves like this will go a long way in helping crypto adoption on the long run.

I think for sure Crypto should be taught in schools, at least the basics of it before students
go into their college years to potentially specialise in it but I wouldnt expect it to happen in
general terms.

In my country, pre college education does not include financial literacy. Kids are taught about
religion for example ^{waste of time imo} but not taught about real world uses
like how pensions and money work for example. So cryptography and blockchain technology
has become very much mainstream so kids should get some degree of enlightenment about it.

Exactly, once bitcoin has been recorganized in the national educational curriculum, other cryptocurrencies will automatically be taught in schools so the most important one among all is bitcoin. And before that can be done, the school authorities must have seen the important of bitcoin within their locality and with that they can forward the request with living evidences to be included in the national curriculum.

Giving bitcoin knowledge to pupils from basic educational level like Primary school to University level will propagate the innovation in a good way.

It could be useful, but I don't think it's necessary. Bitcoin and this whole industry has spread across the world without being included in any educational curriculum anywhere in the world, and this just happened with the word of the mouth, and nowadays, and more into the future, the world will keep moving more towards digitalization, which means that if our generation could come to know about these things easily, the younger or upcoming generations will easily find out and understand everything about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies considering how sharp the younger generations are when it comes to technology itself.

Even now, social media platforms are all full of cryptocurrency-related discussions and all, people are talking about them everywhere because millions of people are already into cryptocurrencies. Moving into the future, this quantity will only keep increasing, which will make sure that younger generations know and learn about cryptocurrencies comprehensively even if they are not taught to them in their educational institutions. However, as I said, it can be useful if they are taught earlier about the positive and negative aspects of cryptocurrencies and their involvement in them, so that when they grow older, they will have a clear mindset and approach towards them.