March 28, 2024

France Adds Bitcoin to Economics Curriculums

France Adds Bitcoin to Economics Curriculums

France is becoming one of the most crypto-friendly countries creatingconditions for their massrecognition and implementation.

The French Ministry of National Education decided to incorporate Bitcoin into the curriculum. Now, students of French colleges and high school students studying economics will also study bitcoin.

The ministry decided to include bitcoin and variousits aspects into educational programs so that students understand cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, as well as the impact of bitcoin on the global economy.

Now French teachers will have to, byat least, review cryptocurrencies for their students so that they have a general idea of ​​them, and also explain how decentralized money systems work.

The French Ministry of Education recommends that teachers study the basics of bitcoin in instructional videos that look at the future of cryptocurrencies and whether Bitcoin can replace the euro.

Thus, the desire of France to integrate cryptocurrencies into educational programs can be a significant step in mass learning the basics of digital currencies and their recognition.

However, the intergovernmental "Groupthe development of financial anti-money laundering measures ”(FATF) and financial circles in different countries are actively opposing the evil that may be hidden behind cryptocurrencies.

Many governments and regulators haveLibra, Facebook's future stablecoin, has been heavily criticized and many governments have determined it could pose a threat to the traditional financial system. Also recently, the governments of five European countries, led by France, formed a coalition against this stablecoin, seeking to prevent it from entering the European market.

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