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Bitget, a global cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 firm, is making strides in crypto education with its Nigeria Community Education Day, held in Lagos as part of its Blockchain4Youth initiative. The event, hosted at Cafe One in Ikate, attracted over 80 young Nigerians eager to explore blockchain and digital finance.
Bridging the Knowledge Gap Kicking off with discussions on Nigeria’s crypto adoption landscape, industry experts shared insights on how young people can actively contribute to the sector’s growth. Attendees gained hands-on experience with deposit and withdrawal processes, card payments, and peer-to-peer transactions, alongside an introduction to Bitget’s merchant program.
Interactive Learning & Live Demonstrations Participants enjoyed live demonstrations of Bitget’s core features, including spot and futures trading, copy trading, and conversions, giving them direct exposure to the exchange’s functionality. A Q&A session, complemented by giveaways, encouraged engagement and real-time learning.
Voices of the Community Existing Bitget users from Lagos shared personal testimonies about navigating crypto markets and improving their financial literacy through the platform. The event concluded with a networking session, where attendees connected over refreshments, exchanging ideas on blockchain’s potential in Nigeria.
A Commitment to Financial Inclusion Bitget’s initiative reflects its long-term strategy to foster financial inclusion by equipping young people with essential digital tools. Through grassroots efforts like this, the company aims to bridge the knowledge gap and create economic opportunities for underserved communities.
