El Salvador is handing out its first-ever “Bitcoin Diploma” to students graduating from the country’s cutting-edge Bitcoin (BTC) education program.
According to El Salvador's Mi Primer Bitcoin, earlier this week, students completed This 10-week educational program teaches kids the history and technology of the top crypto assets by market cap for free.
The content of the program includes the history of Satoshi, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, an introduction to what money is and its history, an explanation of what fiat currency is and who controls it, and an introduction to the flagship digital asset. This includes how related problems can be solved. in addition.
Additionally, we teach students how to use Bitcoin, what the Lightning Network is, and how cryptographic blockchain technology generally works.
El Salvador made headlines in 2021 when it became one of the few countries in the world to officially recognize BTC as a legal currency.
Earlier this month, Central American President Nayib Bukele decided to keep his Bitcoin stash in cold storage, like an encrypted external “piggy bank,” as he continues his attempts to accumulate one Bitcoin per day. He said he intended to move it to a new location.
As Bukele said at the time,
“We have decided to move the majority of our Bitcoin to a cold wallet and store that cold wallet in a physical vault within the territory of our country. This can be called our first Bitcoin piggy bank. It's not a big deal, but it's an honest job.”
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $68,043, with a slight increase over the past 24 hours.
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