Bitcoin Argentina NGO to Take Crypto Education to Schools
Bitcoin Argentina, an NGO dedicated to the promotion and expansion of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in the country, is going to take Bitcoin education to high schools. The project, called “Schools and Bitcoin,” will help educate high school students about the relevance of Bitcoin and the differences between this alternative system of money and the traditional fiat finance structure. Bitcoin Argentina to Educate High School Students Argentina is one of the countries with a high crypto adoption rate in Latam, according to numbers published by Chainalysis. Some citizens of the....
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The Schools and Bitcoin Project in Argentina seeks to educate high school students on the importance of Bitcoin starting with 4,000 students across 40 schools.
Bitcoin Argentina, a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and growth of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in the country, will implement Bitcoin instruction in high schools. The Built With Bitcoin Foundation, the Bitcoin Argentina non-profit, and the Paxful exchange will launch a program to educate students on the fundamentals of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin. Around 4,000 students who participate […]
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Cybercriminals have reportedly targeted a number of schools in Taiwan, threatening to destroy their computer systems and data if a bitcoin ransom isn’t paid. According to a report in Focus Taiwan, a national news agency, malicious hackers have compromised computer networks from 9 schools in Hualien, Taiwan’s largest county situated on the eastern coast of the country. The cybercriminals are demanding a payment of eight bitcoins (approx. $9,600), the Hualien County government revealed. Taking control of a number of schools’ printers, hackers have left a number of undisclosed threats with....
The government will use the “surplus” from its Bitcoin Trust account that currently contains 1,120 BTC. The government of El Salvador is embarking on its next Bitcoin-related project which involves building schools using profits the nation has made on the asset.Profits or the “surplus” from the state’s Bitcoin Trust account will be channeled into the construction of 20 schools according to President Nayib Bukele. On Nov. 2, the Press Secretary of the Presidency tweeted:“When this project was started, we had not made as much money in FIDEBITCOIN [state BTC Trust account] as we have made....