Bitcoin Students Network empowers youth with Layer Zero
Bitcoin Students Network empowers youth
The Bitcoin Students Network (BSN), a global organization dedicated to advancing Bitcoin education among young leaders, has announced the launch of its new initiative, called “Layer Zero.”
Designed exclusively for undergraduate students, the program aims to empower youth worldwide by providing tools, resources, and mentorship to foster Bitcoin adoption and innovation, according to Livecoins.
Since its founding during the Bitcoin Atlantis conference last year by Ella Hough and Arsh Molu, BSN has connected more than 70 universities across 25 countries on six continents.
The organization’s mission is to establish a decentralized global network of student-led groups, ensuring that young people passionate about Bitcoin have access to the resources and support they need to contribute meaningfully to the ecosystem.
Empowering Youth as the Foundation of Bitcoin’s Future
“Layer Zero” emphasizes youth as the foundation for Bitcoin’s evolution. Participants in the program will receive strategic support, including mentorship from industry leaders, access to educational resources, and funding for local initiatives.
A key feature is an all-expenses-paid travel opportunity, enabling students to engage directly with Bitcoin communities across Asia, Latin America, Africa, and Europe.
Through these immersive experiences, students will gain firsthand insights into regional challenges and solutions, contributing to the growth of Bitcoin adoption worldwide. The initiative’s goal is to inspire young leaders to spearhead grassroots efforts, from organizing meetups to leading advocacy campaigns in their universities and communities.
Meanwhile, In Hong Kong, Gen Z is prioritizing Bitcoin over traditional assets like real estate, according to a survey by brokerage firm Futu. The study found younger generations see three times more potential in Bitcoin, marking a significant shift in wealth-building preferences.
