.The initiative to teach BTC in Indonesian secondary schools is a powerful step toward bridging the digital and financial knowledge gap. Educating these 700 students about BTC at an early age can create a ripple effect where they not only gain technical understanding but a financial innovation in their communities,.
That is an interesting step by the Indonesian foundation. I love to support them physically but that is impossible. If it was possible to bring this initiative into the African community it would be very beneficial. Since more and more students are interested in tech, blockchain technology has been thriving in the digital world. The young ones getting into at an early age will determine what we would be expecting in the future when they become the ones making evolution in the technologies.
I always say this. No knowledge is a waste, and age is not a limitation to anyone willing to learn anything new. Most times learning at a young age may create a basic knowledge of the entire process regarding it and when they are grown, they will choose if it is something they will love doing for a long time.