Today marks the second year that El Salvador made bitcoin a legal tender.
By this date, we will all know great news from this country:
El Salvador's ambitious program aims to incorporate Bitcoin education in all schools across the country by 2024.
El Salvador, the first nation to officially adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, is once again making headlines in the world of cryptocurrency. With the combined efforts of My First Bitcoin, Bitcoin Beach, and the Ministry of Education, the nation announced the inception of an ambitious pilot program today. This initiative aims to incorporate Bitcoin education in all schools across the country by 2024.
Initiated on the 2-year mark of the groundbreaking Bitcoin Law, this program is set to train
150 public school teachers about Bitcoin. After receiving their training, these educators will disperse across the nation, integrating Bitcoin knowledge into their respective curriculum and classrooms.
The key player, My First Bitcoin, is a non-profit and Bitcoin education-focused NGO rooted in El Salvador. Having imparted Bitcoin education to over 25,000 in-person students since 2021, they have shown an unwavering commitment to enlightening the masses about this digital currency. Their comprehensive 10-week Bitcoin Diploma is now in its 5th edition, which the Ministry of Education adopted as foundational material to structure the country's curriculum.
The success of Bitcoin Beach, a pioneering project that fosters a Bitcoin circular economy, played a pivotal role in El Salvador's decision to recognize Bitcoin as legal tender. Their invaluable contributions span from facilitating trainings to funding the printing of educational material.
Another crucial supporter, The Bitcoin Office, is a governmental entity birthed in El Salvador. Their continuous dedication ensured the triumphant realization of this project. Their alliance with
Cubo further highlights their commitment to not only mainstream Bitcoin education but also to promote elite developer programs......
Holy fuck, delfastTions. why don't you put quotes around your text rather than my having to figure out whether you are quoting or not and which parts are quoted. Sure I looked at the article and I saw that everything except your first like is quoted from the article, but your post surely does not make that clear without my having to double check by looking at the actual article... That's sloppy and lazy at best and unethical
(and against forum rules) if some folks might reasonably end up inferring that some or all of those words are yours rather than from the linked article.