ArmInfo.Binance and Binance Academy announce a large-scale online educational project "Crypto School". As part of the initiative, millions of users will be able to gain basic knowledge about blockchain and cryptocurrencies absolutely free of charge.
Educational materials for the educational platform will be provided by Binance Academy. An educational course with a set of available online modules is designed to explain in detail to novice users the basics and mechanisms of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
The "Cryptoschool" project will consist of several blocks that are aimed at different levels of students' training. The first beginner course provides an introductory overview of the blockchain ecosystem and introduces basic concepts for interacting with the cryptocurrency space. The training consists of modules on the basics of blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, decentralized finance (DeFi), Web3, and trading and investment strategies. The course consists of five training modules, which include training videos and interactive tests to test knowledge. Upon completion of the course, each graduate will be able to receive an NFT certificate indicating successful completion of a comprehensive basic course on the basics of blockchain, cryptocurrencies and digital assets.
"Education is the cornerstone of our strategy to promote mass adoption of digital assets. We see great progress in the penetration rate of cryptocurrencies, and our goal is to provide users with all the necessary knowledge about cryptocurrencies, as well as notify them of all the associated risks,"said the head of Binance in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Kirill Khomyakov.
Early this April, Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia Hovhannes Khachatryan said that Armenia is at the stage of developing a bill for comprehensive regulation of cryptocurrency. The bill aims to create a regulatory framework for transactions with cryptocurrencies, emphasizing the principle of "same risk, same regulation". This approach ensures that, regardless of the technology used, cryptocurrency transactions will be subject to appropriate regulation similar to traditional financial instruments such as bonds or deposits.
