I'll take some if poss.

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thanks alot  everyone much appreciated !


Thanks, this looks really interesting I'll get in touch with them. Looks like similar age/size of group !


This looks perfect. I'll have a play around and see how it works. Looks a good starter and who doesnt like a Zombie !?


Yep sorry, should have been clearer. We do the robotics stuff now and just mentioned to show how im looking for something kind of hands on and fun. But yes, Im not looking to somehow combine hte two areas.


yes agree, the understanding and whole point of it is key rather than just coding away. Just looking for something in between to keep them engaged.

Thanks alot again all !

Has anyone come across any school projects involving bitcoin. Im involved in running a code club with a local school and wanted to see about doing a bitcoin related project. the kids are between 11-14. At the moment we do the usual raspberry pi robotics stuff which they really enjoy so Im trying to find and come up with something interesting for bitcoin that not too heavy. any thoughts ?

I dont think banks are savvy enough to be even considering trying to kill bitcoin. In most cases the attempts at doing just something/anything with blockchain is to deal with the Strategic risk that virtual currencies pose.

I havent seen a use case from a bank that contributes anything and most are just playing around. I think if someone can come up with a use case for blockchain which doesnt have a token and is useful in permissioned, bounded and trusted environments then probably that would be as significant as inventing bitcoin all over again.

What I'd like to understand is why the banks dont accept btc as there in quite a strong position with there existing customer base and compliance activities ?

With the introduction of Bitlicense then its saying that cryptocurrency orgs in NY, which I guess will go on to be something of a blueprint globally, need to act like a bank to be allowed to work with btc so have aml, sanctions, kyc, SARs etc. But why dont the banks with all of that already in place offer btc services rather than trying to reinvent it ? Is there some legal restriction that applies to banks but not bitlicensees ?