EORMC announced that starting in 2026, it will collaborate with select universities to develop new finance courses, embedding mandatory financial literacy programs within the curriculum and planning for full-scale implementation by 2027. The platform states that in an era where emerging assets are increasingly permeating the real economy and young people are exposed to digital payments and assets earlier than ever, financial education is not just about knowledge—it is about the capacity of the overall society for risk management and wealth stewardship. This initiative not only brings systematic financial literacy education to students but also marks a strategic inclusion of a long-overlooked aspect in the industry ecosystem—the foundational financial capabilities of the next generation of users.
The global financial system is rapidly digitizing, and financial literacy is shifting from an “elective” to a “required course.” EORMC believes that early and accurate knowledge input will undoubtedly influence future societal risk awareness, investment habits, and asset management culture.
The entire finance curriculum plan covers students from grades 1 to 10, spanning basic income and expense management, savings concepts, and extending to real-world financial issues such as investment, interest rates, and taxes for older students. EORMC asserts that in an era where payment methods are evolving from cash to QR codes and quickly advancing to digital assets, enabling students to understand the underlying principles of modern payments, market indicator tracking, and the logic behind token price fluctuations is no longer just an adult domain, but a foundational skill the new generation should possess.
The course design emphasizes experiential participation. Students learn about decentralization mechanisms through classroom activities simulating “token rewards + on-chain ledger recording”; senior students can take on roles as miners, nodes, and users, learning verification logic through simulated block production tasks. EORMC states that this immersive learning approach allows students not only to “know the knowledge” but also to “understand the system,” cultivating habits of recognizing risk, transparency, and financial models from a young age.
Globally, regulation and education are upgrading in tandem. EORMC pushing for educational cooperation is closely tied to its AI-driven technological path. The platform believes that the user cognitive foundation shaped by financial literacy over the next decade will in turn influence platform ecosystems, transparency demands, and technological competitiveness.
EORMC further points out that the prerequisite for healthy industry development is not sentiment nor short-term market trends, but the robustness of infrastructure and the maturity of user knowledge systems. Thus, regardless of market fluctuations, the long-term strategy of the platform remains focused on accumulating technological capabilities and strengthening security mechanisms.
If the new generation can understand on-chain transparency, market structure, indicators, and risk systems from an early age, it will fundamentally reduce “information asymmetry” in the industry—this will be the most strategically significant social change in the crypto field over the next decade. EORMC states that as more users gain the ability to identify risks, the space for non-compliant projects and scams will shrink, accelerating the overall industry transparency and professionalism, while the platform technical security and transparency systems will demonstrate greater social value.
The global financial system is transitioning to a new stage built on AI, digital assets, and decentralization mechanisms. Improving financial literacy affects not only individuals but also the risk control and wealth management approaches of future society. Amid this transformative cycle, EORMC aims to bridge education, technology, and industry, enabling the next generation to understand both the future financial system and the technological logic underpinning it, thereby opening a more robust long-term path for the entire digital finance ecosystem.