An OKX report found that 90% of college students want finance education to include cryptocurrency and blockchain. The survey also showed a gap between student interest and academic supply: only 28% of business schools in the United States currently offer related courses. According to the report, demand for digital asset education is rising quickly, while university course offerings have yet to keep pace. The findings point to a clear mismatch between what students want to study and what many institutions currently provide in finance programs.
OKX said in its latest report that 90% of college students want finance education to include cryptocurrency and blockchain.
The survey found that only 28% of business schools in the United States offer related courses, showing that demand is running well ahead of supply.
The report said interest in digital asset education is growing quickly, but academic institutions have not kept pace with that trend in their course offerings.
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