Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum): Quaker George Fox University in Oregon and possible CC-4 MIT OCW-centric free-to-students' World University and School online PhDs * * * 'UBI Experiment for WUaS' from Sri Lanka World University and School head - regarding cryptocurrencies ... will 'Stanford Mine Pi' digital currency be adopted and backed by most of ~200 countries' central banks, in their languages, and the rest become like numismatics?

- Ph.D. Degrees at World University and School: https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Ph.D._Degrees_at_World_University_and_School

And WUaS is also planning online Law Schools and Medical Schools, potentially even licensed and accredited in California (possibly via the California Bar Association initially) and Oregon, but these probably won't start for a few years - 

Thank you for the feedback. Anyway it is better to consider accepting donations in other cryptocurrencies like bitcoin while working on Pi as it will not have much value.

Bitcoin reached nearly $55,000 per coin.

Regards,

Rifai

Thanks too for your feedback. WUaS isn't thinking yet about accepting cryptocurrencies as donations. 

If WUaS can begin to get reimbursement for CC-4 MIT OCW-centric courses toward free-to-students' degrees first in the edX platform, WUaS will seek this first in dollars from all ~200 nation states, but if most central banks start to 'back' a single cryptocurrency, I'd bet this could be Stanford Mine Pi, and WUaS could become a way for all 200 countries to think about and code for this transition. Would Good dollar, etherium, ripple, bitcoin all become like ancient coins from different regions - numismatics, with their own markets of buyers and sellers around the world? Possibly. 

Speculatively, would Stanford Mine Pi come to supersede the Euro currency in 19 out of its 28 nation states? Possibly ... 

I continue to mine Stanford Mine Pi daily, and my Pi increases too ... thanks to you Tanya S, and you. Am going to continue to mine "Stanford Mine Pi" daily (and wait for being able to buy things with it), until I learn of a cryptocurrency that gets legitimacy or credibility legally from the USA or some of the other ~200 countries in the world (such as the Euro zone, for example).

Thank you.

Regards, Scott

Banking and money wiki subject with some MIT OCW courses, and a few wiki resources - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Banking_and_Money - with an invitation to add more, in English or in Sinhala ...

(from https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Subjects)