CoinEx Charity and Polkadot arranged a blockchain lecture at Brazil's ITA University to promote blockchain education among students.
The campaign aims to educate attendees about blockchain technology and its applications. More than 50 students participated in the event, marking a significant step in promoting blockchain awareness and education.
With the help of regulatory bodies like the Central Bank and the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), Brazil is actively exploring blockchain solutions to achieve leadership in the crypto space.
In a significant move to boost blockchain education, CoinEx Charity and Polkadot collaborated on a blockchain lecture at Brazil’s ITA University on June 4th. The event aimed to bridge the knowledge gap in blockchain technology among Brazilian students, drawing over 50 participants keen to explore the potential of this technology.
The lecture is part of CoinEx Charity's ongoing efforts to promote educational equity and resource sharing. CoinEx Charity, since its inception, has focused on using blockchain to make the world a better place, establishing a multi-million-dollar fund to support vulnerable groups globally.
Polkadot, a renowned Web3 platform, brought its expertise to the event, helping to elucidate the fundamental principles and potential applications of blockchain.
This collaboration is a testament to CoinEx Charity's and Polkadot's commitment to global education efforts, aiming to provide enhanced learning opportunities and empower students worldwide. The charity lectures not only facilitate knowledge transfer but also aim to ignite students' interest, contributing to the digital technology's vibrant growth.
CoinEx Charity's global charity lecture program has already seen success with multiple lecture events in Brazil, Africa, Vietnam, Turkey, and Indonesia. Plans to extend these activities to Nigeria, India, and Thailand are underway, promising to further sustainable education development.
