Polkadot, the educational platform of Web3, has also announced an initiative to assist in the onboarding of new developers to the blockchain network.
EasyA, a Web3 education platform and incubator, recently announced that it had achieved a significant milestone by building an ecosystem of over one million developers.
In addition to the milestone announcement, EasyA disclosed its intention to establish a Polkadot education initiative to assist developers who are interested in acquiring a comprehensive understanding of the blockchain network and subsequently deploying decentralized applications on the Polkadot platform.
Phil Kwok, the co-founder and CEO of EasyA, cited the educational platform’s substantial developer ecosystem as evidence that Web3 has experienced a surge in popularity. Kwok stated, “The insatiable appetite for Web3 education is a testament to the fact that we have reached one million developers.”
Several developments, predominantly from the United States, have resulted in a resurgence of interest in Web3, cryptocurrencies, and digital assets in 2024. These encompass the approval of Ether ETFs, the current bull run, the introduction of a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), and the inclusion of crypto in an abundance of 2024 presidential campaign issues.
Educational initiatives targeting both software developers and the general public have emerged in tandem with the increasing interest in blockchain technology. A recent initiative is the Bitcoin Voter Project, a nonprofit organization that aims to inform American voters about the decentralized currency.
Earlier in June, Cornell University’s online program and the distributed blockchain network MultiversX jointly launched a collaborative blockchain educational course for students. Students will qualify for additional mentorship with MultiversX upon completion of the “Blockchain Essentials Program.” Additionally, they will receive a course certification.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent remarks have brought cryptocurrencies into the national spotlight. The presumptive Republican nominee has transformed the previously obscure subject into a campaign issue in an effort to attract the crypto industry.
The representatives of CleanSpark, Riot Platforms, and TeraWulf, three of the most prominent Bitcoin mining companies, recently conferred with the 2024 presidential candidate. The Blockchain Voter Project was established by the firms less than 24 hours after the meeting.
Trump has also established himself as the preferred candidate for single-issue crypto voters and has pledged to terminate the “war on crypto” waged by current President Joe Biden if he is reelected in November.
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