As it continues to become a part of normal everyday life, especially digital life, cryptocurrency is something that is hard for college students, or anyone else, to ignore. Digital assets like Ethereum and Bitcoin are frequently featured across social media, in the news cycle, on investment apps, popular online communities, and even potentially in classes when the future of finance is discussed. But a greater level of exposure to cryptocurrencies doesn’t mean that people understand them. Students who encounter cryptocurrencies should take the opportunity to get to know more about them, because greater understanding of how digital assets work could actually be an important learning opportunity about how they can…