The Simpsons is one of the longest running television series in the world.

Recently, the series told its wide audience about cryptocurrency and blockchain.

In episode 13 of season 31 of The Simpsons, more than 80 seconds are devoted to the audience explaining the basics of digital assets.

The scene begins with Professor Frink opening the TV and explaining cryptocurrency to Lisa Simpson.

An explanation of how digital assets work is provided by the character “Parsons”

Although the explanation scene reminds of an ancient children’s educational animation, the animation uses the following expressions to explain how the distributed notebook works and the book talks and explains cryptocurrencies as follows:

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I am a shared, synchronized consensus of digital data that spreads across many platforms from Shanghai to Grenada.

I get closer to being the money of the future every day.

I’m not in your wallet, but on your computer.

Parsons draws attention to the link between distributed ledger technology and the blockchain and says:

When you use the currency, the transaction is recorded in the book.

When a notebook is full, we add it to the previous book series.

This is the blockchain.

While cryptocurrency is an area full of technical jargon, Simpson’s short presentation is based on providing a level of explanation that would suit the layman.

The Simpsons which has an average viewership of over 4 million viewers.

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A minute and twenty seconds are devoted to cryptocurrencies and an explanation of how Bitcoin and the blockchain work.

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