Bitget, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 platform, spotlights its ongoing social impact initiatives at the Harvard Blockchain Conference.

Bitget, a prominent cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 platform, spotlighted its ongoing social impact initiatives at the Harvard Blockchain Conference.

Prominent cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 platform Bitget highlighted its ongoing social impact initiatives at the Harvard Blockchain Conference, which brought together leading academics, industry experts, and government officials to discuss the latest trends and advancements in blockchain technology.

Representing Bitget, Vugar Usi, the company's Chief Operating Officer, shared insights into Bitget's growth journey and its mission to cultivate the next generation of Web3 leaders through key educational programs.

In a featured keynote session titled "Effective Venture Building: A Case Study of Bitget," Usi presented Bitget's strategic approach, which focused on three main pillars: product development, targeted marketing, and diversified revenue models. The session provided valuable advice and tips for students, hackathon participants, and aspiring entrepreneurs on crafting strong pitches, navigating the Web3 startup landscape, and rapidly scaling projects.

Furthermore, Usi emphasized Bitget's efforts to bridge traditional Web 2.0 platforms with emerging Web 3.0 technologies. He showcased high-profile collaborations, such as partnerships with LaLiga and Lionel Messi's "Make It Count" campaign, demonstrating how global brand alliances can amplify impact across both centralized and decentralized ecosystems.

A key highlight of Bitget's presentation was the introduction of its $10 million Blockchain4Youth initiative, a global program designed to empower young talent through educational partnerships with top universities. With over 60 institutions, including Harvard and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), participating in the program, the aim is to foster transferable skills and promote lifelong learning in blockchain and Web3.

In a session dedicated to female innovators in the blockchain space, Usi also presented Blockchain4Her, Bitget's initiative focused on providing mentorship and funding to women who are leading Web3 innovation. The initiative promotes diversity and aims to amplify underrepresented perspectives in the blockchain sector.

Moreover, Usi led a focused workshop for students from Harvard's Department of Quantitative Economics. During this workshop, the team used Bitget's native token, $BGB, as a real-world example to explain key principles of pricing models, token economics, and sustainable cryptocurrency economics.

Reflecting on the event, Usi stated, "Returning to my alma mater and speaking to some of the brightest minds in the world is a true honor. Harvard represents the pinnacle of innovation and intellectual advancement. At Bitget, we believe that empowering top talent is crucial for the future of Web3. Through initiatives like Blockchain4Youth, we are committed to equipping the next generation with the tools and knowledge to shape the decentralized future."

Founded in 2018, Bitget is a leading global cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 platform. Serving over 100 million users in more than 150 countries and regions, Bitget provides users with innovative trading tools to make smarter trading decisions. Users can access real-time updates on major digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies.

Formerly known as BitKeep, the Bitget Wallet offers a robust multi-chain crypto wallet, integrating a wide range of Web3 features such as token management, decentralized token swaps, NFT trading, and a built-in dApp browser, which together provide a seamless experience for blockchain users.

The company is the Official Crypto Partner of LALIGA for Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Additionally, Bitget collaborates with internationally recognized Turkish athletes, including wrestling world champion Buse Tosun Çavuşoğlu, boxing gold medalist Samet Gümüş, and national volleyball player İlkin Aydın, to inspire broader engagement in the digital asset space.