Almost half of the world’s top universities offer courses in blockchain or cryptocurrencies and despite the Chinese and Indian bans on cryptocurrency, the blockchain job market in Asia is booming. This tells that despite the government misgivings, people are actually very interested and enthusiastic about cryptocurrency and that this is a signal for regulations to soften for crypto in the future as these students become future businessmen and lawmakers. This also signals that cryptocurrency has a lot of room to grow as the younger generation replaces the older generation in terms of economic strength and power because with the younger generation becoming more knowledgeable about cryptocurrency, there will be a much larger percentage of them that invest in cryptocurrency. So in 10 or 15 years, cryptocurrency may be a real alternative to actual money for commerce and trade.