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Updated February 06, The buzz of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has sparked interest in young people around the world but it has become so prevalent in one Brisbane high school that it prompted an information night. An email sent from St Laurence's College to parents said the school was aware some senior students had purchased digital currency and it wanted to hold an "educational presentation".
The email said a teacher would host a non-compulsory meeting for staff, Year 11 and 12 students and parents interested in the "new space". Dhinesh Ganendran, who didn't go to the college, invested in cryptocurrency when he was just 15 years old.
Four years on, the university student now holds a diverse portfolio of digital currencies and works part-time helping others interested in investing. One of his mates and former clients Ned Creese said he believed the increased interest is partly due to young people having "FOMO".
A business and accounting professor from the Queensland University of Technology Chrisann Lee said although they are considered the "Net Generation" research showed teenagers still needed more education on investing.
She said high schoolers and young adults would benefit from cryptocurrency-specific information sessions like the one proposed by the school. Mr Creese said it wasn't a healthy mindset to expect quick returns and ultimately people should do their own research. First posted February 06, More stories from Queensland.
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