Bitget Launches Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub to Advance Web3 Education

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget is working with the United Nations Children’s Fund, or UNICEF, through the Game Changers Coalition, an education initiative centered on game development and Web3 coursework for young people. The program targets emerging markets where access to digital and financial education can be limited, aiming to build financial literacy, blockchain knowledge and practical technology skills. The partnership also highlights a broader push by crypto companies to demonstrate social impact through education.

Bitget said the coalition is expanding to three countries: Bangladesh, Indonesia and Bolivia. The latest rollout will bring game-development training and Web3 learning materials to young people in those markets, extending the initiative’s reach across Asia and Latin America. The announcement did not specify a publication date, funding amount, launch timetable, participant target or program duration, leaving the scale and pace of implementation to be detailed in subsequent updates from Bitget and UNICEF.

Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth initiative promotes blockchain literacy and talent development among young people. Its expansion into Albania, in partnership with EPOKA University, focuses on Web3, asset tokenization, blockchain applications and related careers, reflecting the crypto industry’s continued use of university education to cultivate a new generation of technical talent.

Bitget organized a series of activities during EPOKA University’s International Week Europe 2026, using lectures and educational resources to help students understand trends in blockchain technology and related employment opportunities. Available information did not specify the exact event dates, number of participants, investment amount or scale of any follow-up courses.

Bitget’s partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund, or UNICEF, focuses on digital education for young people in emerging economies, including blockchain and technology skills. As AI and digital finance develop rapidly, these capabilities have become an important foundation for further education and employment. The partners have not disclosed the value of the partnership or the first year’s launch date.

Bitget recently announced that the partnership had entered its second year after the initial program reached more than 640,000 young people across eight countries. The next phase will expand the number of countries and participants served while adding AI modules to existing digital and blockchain courses. The partners have yet to disclose the second-year program’s exact launch date, budget or additional coverage targets.

Bitcoin Pizza Day commemorates May 22, 2010, when programmer Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin in what is widely regarded as the first cryptocurrency transaction for physical goods. Bitget is marking the occasion with Blockchain4Youth, extending the community tradition into Web3 education, talent development and industry matchmaking.

On May 22, 2026, Bitget launched its global “Flip the Slice” campaign, featuring The Infinite Flip music video, in-person activities and a Pizza Box Resume Delivery initiative. The campaign spanned seven regions and 20 cities, drawing more than 1,300 participants for pizza-making sessions, street pop-ups and industry partnership events.