Quote from: Klausi on February 18, 2018, 07:49:23 AM

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Quote from: Flickkk on February 14, 2018, 09:42:37 PM

yes . bitcoin is already on our class. which
the issue about is it Legal or Illegal.

Really? It's hard to discuss something that is quite complicated to understand. And also, is it okay to discuss bitcoin that is not legal to your country? If bitcoin is being discussed to your class, well that's good to hear. At least there will be more people who will know about cryptos.

I never came across any form of cryptocurrency in school. But, I dont think bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are something that has to be taught in school. Its a thing of choice and should be studied outside of school, maybe from an online course or something (anywhere you can learn it) its meant to be studied by investors and business men and not by students that has got something more important to learn than cryptocurrencies.

I think for now, its not yet applied though we know bitcoin was started on 2009 still its just infant in its development. I think more people should study and understand its behavior before sharing it or teaching it in the class where a lot of students may have not undertand it very well and still they use and invest. I think more effort and disscussions will happen and the government should be the first one to understand for they will also the one who will implement it. Maybe more years from now it will be a part of economics class.

The Korean government have checked and calculated the total number of investor on the cryptocurrency market.
Finally, they got a result is many students became the cryptocurrency "investor" and this percent is higher than many much other role on the society.
It was a biggest problem for the government of this country, but today, they skipped this problem because they think student have enough age to understand what thing they decided.