Excellent points. I think like with a lot of tech, if there’s a potential to liberate people, there’s also the potential for it to work against them too. The internet helped foster open communication when it evolved, helping with the fall of the USSR and the lifting of the iron curtain... but it has evolved now in many places as a way to spread more propaganda, and track citizens movements etc.
Crypto trusts sound like a good idea. I also like how the US targeted family’s and kids for savings bonds back in the day. Get people started in the direction of understanding financial instruments, and then teach them more as they go.
Ultimate I’m in the educate, educate, educate camp. If we can lobby our collective governments to start that earlier than later, so much the better. When people can see cryptocurrency working for them rather than just the financial sectors, then it’s no longer the “enemy”.
Maybe we can have a small fund of highly divisible crypto, or even a totally separate chain that schools can use. Kids in computer science classes then have an on ramp to learning how it works.
It’s already a mystery to most. I do fear what might happen when the vast majority of people don’t understand what may become a significant part of their economy.