Quote from: Agbamoni on Today at 08:20:53 PM

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Quote from: Agbamoni on May 21, 2025, 12:42:02 AM

No.. introducing trading in institutions is a bad idea.
75% of traders are on loss only few have been successful in making profit over the years.
Approximately 6.8% of the global population are into forex or crypto trading, imagine introducing 30% into that line what do you think we happen if not abject poverty. Trading has high risk, so it is for young ones or those in higher institutions to be introduced to it while still studying it will have a negative impact in their live and education.

@OP stated to introduce cryptocurrency and Forex trade learning to schools not trading itself. When learning how to trade, one doesn't need to spend money because there are applications that do mock trading. Some reputable exchanges often have demo trading options. So there are lots of trading tools to enhance one's skill in trading without spending a dime.

There’s no way forex and crypto trading will be introduced to people especially those who have already heard a thing or two about it and they wont find a way to practice it in real life. I believe it won’t be an elementary course if accepted, rather, it will be designed for students with a basic understanding.

It's not possible, if you are introducing something to something nice you can't expect them not to learn and try what they have learnt out especially if it's something that has to do with how to make money, forex and Crypto is two things that cen change the life of an individual if they learn and master it so if you are expecting someone not to practice it you don't have to introduce them cause what's the extent of introducing them when you don't want them to practice it in real life?