yes bitcoin is more important than eth, but still returns to our individual, because bitcoin always rises drastically but very high risk to fall back too, while eth more stable and not too risky

While there are a few degree programs at certain institutions that provide blockchain coursework, there is no "blockchain diploma" per se. to be honest, there is barely any coursework about bitcoin, it really hasnt been around long enough for anyone to write a book. the idea itself is pretty novel, distributed ledgers that is, but bitcoin is just standard coding beyond the ideological concepts that it embodies. so beyond the security protocols that need to be observed in this trustless ecosphere , and the design/best practice that goes into making decentralized apps, this is just programming.

and im thinking this will be more of a business thing than a comp science thing. its the concepts that make this thing, not the code. the code is just the corpus.