Before the 2021 prohibition on cryptocurrency trading and mining, China was the world’s leading hub for bitcoin mining. Following the crackdown, the country’s share of global activity plunged to zero.
The release arrives at a time when global derivatives volumes continue to concentrate around a handful of exchanges and long-standing debates around market structure, security practices, and transparency persist.
While most universities continue to group Bitcoin within broader “crypto” or “blockchain” frameworks, Hesperides University has created an academic space focused solely on Bitcoin — its technology, economics, and societal implications.
The offering, aimed squarely at professional investors in the EEA and U.K., threads a steady-income narrative through the volatility of digital-asset accumulation.
“By linking Bitcoin’s strength with Ethereum’s flexibility, and eventually with other networks, we are creating a framework where communities can grow together,” he said. “This is how Bitcoin becomes more accessible, more useful, and more impactful for the entire crypto economy.”
