Topic: 18% of US students own coding money, according to Coinbase. almost girls are als (Read 286 times)
September 30, 2018, 05:03:57 AM
This is really exciting news and it proves that market demand is increasing day by day. The young optimistic approach to this technology is interesting. I wish it could educate young people in the Middle East.
September 29, 2018, 04:19:57 AM
The young optimistic approach to this technology is interesting. I wish it could educate young people in the Middle East country. Blockchain technology is in the right direction and in the right hand.
September 04, 2018, 11:41:41 AM
What can I say, the future is approaching. Indeed, the introduction of specialties related to crypto-currencies in general would be an excellent dey. Somewhere even already this practice is applied (where I do not remember). And maybe it's really worth paying attention to the specialties in this field ... soon it can become very lucrative
September 04, 2018, 11:38:30 AM
crypto currency is gaining popularity at a frantic pace and this can not be denied. I believe that in five years there will be as many people using crypto currency as using smartphones
September 04, 2018, 11:32:45 AM
It's good news. But I think it should be worldwide not only in the US. I know very little about blockchain technology, but I still want to invest here. Because I know only basics rules are enough to make a profit from this market.
September 03, 2018, 06:12:19 AM
This is good because people would start using applications built on the blockchain and this would slowly bring more customers in the blockchain sphere. This would create extra value to the cryptocurrencies because speculation wouldn't have such a big role anymore
September 03, 2018, 05:52:09 AM
Putting aside the term coding money, it is encouraging to see the take up of crypto-based study in the Uni's. I wonder however, how bleeding edge the courses taught will be, with such a rapid change in the crypto space all the time.
[/quote] Not minding the price of crypto and the volatility, the cryptography and blockchain is what it's all about. It's an emerging new technology with huge potential. Glad that UNI's are willing to teach students about it.
September 03, 2018, 05:24:07 AM
The majority of US students want to take a pre-codec and blockchain technology course.18% of students own pre-coded
According to a recent nationwide survey of 675 students co-authored with Qriously, 18% of students said they owned encrypted assets, one in four said they would definitely attend the course. about pre-coding or blockchain.
David Yermack, chief financial officer at the University of New York's Stern School of Business, said such courses would greatly benefit students. The number of students enrolled in the blockchain course has increased almost sixfold in the past four years, the report said.
According to him, such sudden increase is due to:
"The process is going well, so most financial data will move to blockchain-based organizations. Students will benefit greatly through this field study. "
Another review also shows that one of the top 50 universities in the world will be targeted for pre-coding and blockchain courses. Of the top 50 US universities, ranked by US News and World Report, 42% provided at least one course on coding and blockchain related research, while 22% provided more than one course. The survey noted the growing interest of students in this course. 47% of students in social sciences and 34% of students in computer science and engineering said they were interested in studying coding.
It accounts for less than 1% of the total worldwide encoding
This news came after CTO Coinbase, Balaji Srinivasan, made comparisons that only 8% of Americans own pre-coding and accounts for less than 1% of the total encoding worldwide. Up to 63% of adults own a smartphone. However, this has generated a wave of questions from tweets that doubt the accuracy of extrapolating the future rate of ownership of codewords from current data.
According to a recent nationwide survey of 675 students co-authored with Qriously, 18% of students said they owned encrypted assets, one in four said they would definitely attend the course. about pre-coding or blockchain.
David Yermack, chief financial officer at the University of New York's Stern School of Business, said such courses would greatly benefit students. The number of students enrolled in the blockchain course has increased almost sixfold in the past four years, the report said.
According to him, such sudden increase is due to:
"The process is going well, so most financial data will move to blockchain-based organizations. Students will benefit greatly through this field study. "
Another review also shows that one of the top 50 universities in the world will be targeted for pre-coding and blockchain courses. Of the top 50 US universities, ranked by US News and World Report, 42% provided at least one course on coding and blockchain related research, while 22% provided more than one course. The survey noted the growing interest of students in this course. 47% of students in social sciences and 34% of students in computer science and engineering said they were interested in studying coding.
It accounts for less than 1% of the total worldwide encoding
This news came after CTO Coinbase, Balaji Srinivasan, made comparisons that only 8% of Americans own pre-coding and accounts for less than 1% of the total encoding worldwide. Up to 63% of adults own a smartphone. However, this has generated a wave of questions from tweets that doubt the accuracy of extrapolating the future rate of ownership of codewords from current data.
That's an usual thing in a very great country like US, i think every people on US is know about cryptocurrency due to the biggest volume on btc transactions is from US.
And people's brain and vision in US is more far than other country
September 03, 2018, 04:02:27 AM
This is much expected as everyday Bitcoin and the Crypto currencies becoming more popular each day in which many people are now learning about Bitcoin in all over the world. We just hope that development like this will help to boost the market price once again as we have waiting for a long time for the market to bounce back.
September 03, 2018, 03:51:02 AM
I think we are on the absolute track. I assume that it is a that people accept or invest on bitcoin. The adoption of the new technology is always a long process so I believe we do right thing.
September 02, 2018, 09:17:55 AM
All these figures testify to the fact that in the United States the use of crypto currency is still very weak compared to other advanced countries in this respect. What is 18 percent among students? It's only one in five. Of course, the situation is improving and should improve, but this process is very slow, although it can not proceed quickly, since the crypto currency is a completely new phenomenon in our life. And in many respects depends on the attitude of state bodies to the crypto currency. In the US, this attitude to the crypto currency is more negative than friendly.
September 02, 2018, 08:45:11 AM
What is "coding money"? The main article used Crypto and "Coding Money" means just nothing, no sense. You really need to use a good spinning tool.
What made you to say that? I don't believe that its just nothing because they can develop something that we didn't think that is possible. You can never tell the future by just looking at the present conditions. Maybe as you look now, the crypto and coded money is just a source of income or a scheme but there are other people that are looking to it as the next generation of systems that may revolutionize transactions . It just a matter of perspective dude!
it is the wrong term, that's all. "coding money" means nothing. it is called cryptocurrency. in its nature it is the same thing. there is no difference because they are both describing the same result but you can't just come up with terms like that. i think OP is translating something that comes up with this term otherwise it is nothing that is ever used.
September 02, 2018, 08:18:08 AM
This might be yung student interesting study the blockchain because beside an exciting it will a source of income
No doubt that cryptocurrency continues to become interesting because they of new technology
Someday crypto will a very popular and famous currency in the entire world
No doubt that cryptocurrency continues to become interesting because they of new technology
Someday crypto will a very popular and famous currency in the entire world
September 02, 2018, 08:00:36 AM
What is "coding money"? The main article used Crypto and "Coding Money" means just nothing, no sense. You really need to use a good spinning tool.
What made you to say that? I don't believe that its just nothing because they can develop something that we didn't think that is possible. You can never tell the future by just looking at the present conditions. Maybe as you look now, the crypto and coded money is just a source of income or a scheme but there are other people that are looking to it as the next generation of systems that may revolutionize transactions . It just a matter of perspective dude!
September 02, 2018, 06:29:44 AM
People who learn through Udemy, Coursera, edX, and Udacity are not counted here so a huge portion of people who are participating in such course are going unnoticed in such surveys. However, this will not make any significant change to the market as they are not involved in it directly.
September 02, 2018, 06:01:40 AM
it's good that young people are interested in this technology because we can be then sure that there is a future in crypto-currencies
September 02, 2018, 05:50:36 AM
Though the number is showing only 18% but I am quite sure there are people who are teaching blockchain by themselves and people are learning there which will not be registered in this official research so, we really don't need to worry about the situation. Blockchain technology is in right path and in right hands.
there is no "official research" to have a decent number. it is mainly the guesswork of some click bait article that OP copied here. there are many who are educating themselves about the blockchain technology because they are interested but you can't really consider that "education" and certainly they won't be experts.
September 02, 2018, 05:41:34 AM
Though the number is showing only 18% but I am quite sure there are people who are teaching blockchain by themselves and people are learning there which will not be registered in this official research so, we really don't need to worry about the situation. Blockchain technology is in right path and in right hands.
September 01, 2018, 06:39:00 PM
The young people's optimistic approach to this technology is exciting. This indicates that crypto assets will definitely gain value in the future. I wish it could educate the young people in the middle eastern country.
September 01, 2018, 04:53:40 PM
This is really interesting news and it proves that the demand for market increasing day by day. Since many are showing attraction to this market as well as the knowledge regarding this so we can hope to see presence knowledgeable market participants in the future.
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