Topic: One of the Biggest Universities in Western Australia Launches Cryptocurrency (Read 178 times)

Sounds like an interesting way to make people got interested into studying blockchain anad crypto currency. I hope they can deal with the volatility of crypto  but overall it's the most efficient way to popularize crypto by letting people use it themselves considering that most of people after hearing crypto they just do nothing and not even trying to use simply because they thought it'd be a waste of time which actually not true.

It is a good thing, just thinking some universities will be onto Bitcoin gives a good impression on crypto. Aside from that it is a source of knowledge, a place where some intelligent people are. The fact that it is in there means some people will acknowledge it, accept that it is legit and can be trusted.

So many great news and innovations coming to the Cryptocurrency space almost on a daily basis, I just hope this momentum continues and also hope that these innovations triggers the altszn that we have all been anticipating for years.

I've never heard about that news, why the medias didn't report this and make it part of a fun facts about universities?
These universities can really see the growth of crypto and blockchain. They don't want to miss the chance that their students would venture into this technology and get an opportunity for it.
Hopefully in the future, more universities will do the same.

I have heard about the University of Nicosia in Cyprus but their tuition fees are higher than average. The main purpose is to prepare the students as a blockchain enthusiast with professional training sets. The young industry should be analyzed carefully by the professionals and these professionals have to teach the new generation.

Its diffrent with EDU coin ?
I think the two projects have similarities how they invite students to participate in their projects, I hope that more universities in any country will build their own cryptocurrency we will see a new generation in the crypto world

Not surprised, it's crypto adoption we are talking about here so I expected such and now that 2020 is almost here I expect more adoption rate, many new companies will want to give blockchain technology a try

I'm sure it's a great chance to support students and all universitites should follow this example. And the best part is that anyone can donate (I have just checked their media center release with the reference). Professor and dissertation writer group research leader, Garry Allison, explained the potential of the fund and I think it's the first brilliant example how the Institutional strategy for innovative PhD programs works in real life.

It's a great step towards adoption, I believe more institutions will follow up with this step. People should get educational opportunities for about blockchain and cryptography.

This to me is a great news that should have positive effect on the crypto sphere but these days it is very difficult for news like this to have any effect on crypto in general.

good. I feel educating kids about cryptocurrency in university and college is the first step for the better future for blockchain and cryptocurrency. There are many who can't separate the two and this should fill that gap.

Awesome news, because Australia has always supported crypto currencies and is still one of the leading countries in this area. Maybe it would overcome China and Malta by launching their own crypto currency first.

That's great then. It seems they are trying to produce an expert in cryptocurrency or blockchain field with proper education and that funds is their investment for longterm. However I wonder how the fund could avoid the fluctuation if was sent in form of ETH or BTC considering that the market is not mature enough.
Maybe the students will just outright cash it out when they receive it?
However, as people said, it is also better to post the source of the news.

l have no doubt that is a great idea. It is a big chance to learn about cryptocurrency and of course how does Blokchain work? More than that students have to be in interested about it. We didn't have such as chance. We have learnt only ourselves. It is really amazing that, we have such a unique opportunity.

I think if all universities all over the required crypto as a subject, every crypto featured will be better soon. Because all we know the quality of study and experiment that student can do because of knowledge and technology that they can easily adopt. Let's accept the fact that student nowadays is a better learner because of technology so if crypto became a subject more idea will gather to make crypto's features better.

i think students should know and learn about blockchain with decentralized system and cryptography my friend
anyway would you like to show the link to the news above ?

"The Cryptocurrency PhD Scholarship Fund will enable companies and individuals to help PhD students study blockchain, cybersecurity and data analysis through cryptocurrency funding, higher education programs will be successfully funded through bitcoin or ethereum, which according to school officials will help popularize cryptocurrency as a method of payment.

Curtin University Excellence Deputy Vice Chancellor of Research Professor Garry Allison notes that the fund is a good opportunity for cryptocurrency investors to foster a new generation of PhD graduates who will help develop this new technology.

"By establishing a PhD Cryptocurrency Scholarship Fund, Curtin will provide opportunities for entrepreneurs who have realized the significant benefits of cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin and Ethereum to give something back to this community," said Professor Allison.

And In recent months, other educational institutions such as Dublin City University and the University of British Columbia have launched blockchain technology programs. While Dublin City University partnered with the Irish ICT Skillnet network of technology companies to offer master's degrees, the University of British Columbia announced graduate training in blockchain technology.

In 2013, the University of Nicosia in Cyprus became the first university in the world to allow students to pay in bitcoin."



So what do you think about bitcoin miners? If every university in the world determines and that bitcoin is required to be one of the subjects that every student must learn