World Bank and IMF prepare an educational blockchain
Both institutions seek a better understanding of this type of technology, as well as that of cryptocurrencies
With the aim of improving knowledge regarding the technological revolution, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) together with the World Bank launched a blockchain private network.
They also developed a “quasi-cryptocurrency” that will be called Learning Coin, which will be accessible within the network of the IMF and the World Bank.
The main characteristic of this asset is it has no value, so it can not be considered as a real cryptocurrency.
The function of Learning Coin is to serve as a tool for a better understanding of the blockchain technology. It will also be used to store blogs, research, videos and presentations.
“The development of cryptoactives and distributed accounting technology is evolving rapidly, as is the amount of information that surrounds it,” the World Bank said.
The staff of both institutions will seek to achieve several milestones at an educational level. It will also allow the exchange of assets earned for some rewards.
K. Tovar
Source: Coincrispy
