2022-2-22 22:05 |
Quincy University has become the latest university to jump on the cryptocurrency train by accepting donations in Bitcoin, Shiba Inu and Dogecoin and other cryptocurrencies
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The university will also hold most of its bitcoin, only allocating 1% each quarter to explore additional Bitcoin uses for SDSU.
2022-1-15 23:24 | |
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The SDSU announced that it’s accepting donations in cryptocurrency to fund activities that promote crypto adoption within the university.
2022-1-15 16:29 | |
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California-based University of the People has embraced cryptocurrencies as part of its education revolution project. A report unveiled this news on December 15, noting that the university intends to accept donations in digital assets.
2021-12-18 18:14 | |
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Street performers, or buskers, are leaning more toward digital platforms these days compared to the old method of accepting loose change. A report recently published by economists at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia has found that in certain areas, buskers get more donations via digital payment methods like Paypal and bitcoin from people passing by, […]
2021-7-18 00:30 | |
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Alumni of a U. S. university Wake Forest has set up a system for the varsity to accept donations via a range of cryptocurrencies, as per an announcement by crypto firm Giving Block. Crypto Donations Arrive at University The initiative is led by Alex Wilson and Pat Duffy, the co-founders of The Giving Block.
2020-9-10 19:00 | |
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As per an all new statement released by the folks over at Curtin University — Western Australia’s largest educational institution with over 55k enrolled students — the centre for higher learning is all set to launch a crypto PhD Scholarship Fund that will be driven entirely by BTC and ETH donations. In regards to the […]
2019-7-28 19:23 | |
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The vast majority of colleges are still very uncomfortable with accepting cryptocurrency donations. This mindset might not change anytime soon amid concerns about volatility and taxation. Cryptocurrency and blockchain are still hot discussion topics across many university campuses, despite turbulent markets in 2018.
2018-10-17 12:00 | |
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