A survey commissioned by crypto exchange OKX found that 90% of students and 87% of parents supported colleges teaching crypto and blockchain this month. About 27% of students and 32% of parents said such instruction should be mandatory. Yet a separate 2025 review of 533 US universities with accredited business schools found that only about 28% offered blockchain courses. With formal coursework limited, 33% of surveyed students identified social media or influencers as their most important source of crypto information, nearly five times the share citing schools, teachers or professors. Crypto platforms and apps were the leading source among parents, at 21%. OKX surveyed 500 students and 500 parents through Pollfish, an online survey distribution platform, excluding OKX customers from recruitment. The exchange did not disclose the survey weighting, margin of error or respondents' crypto ownership rates.