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Bybit is looking to onboard and educate crypto users in Africa with an exclusive P2P security Webinar on November 25. After the online event, the crypto exchange will distribute up to $10 in prizes for 1,000 new verified users. The $10 in USDT will also be given during the Webinar to a few lucky participants, as the company announced in a press communicate on November 22. From 7 to 9 p.m. UTC, the team will educate users on security practices for its peer-to-peer (P2P) service. The Webinar will take place in the Bybit Africa Telegram group and is free for all members to participate. Picks for you Solana's path to $4,000 now open after hitting ATH 6 mins ago Bearish alert: Here’s how low Silver can go in this downtrend ...

Stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) is launch ing an education al program called Tether Edu. According to the Tether’s announcement, as part of Tether Edu, the company will increase the availability of digital product development skills and coordinate various educational programs. Program participants will have access to multiple courses, workshops, and master classes from top experts. Tether Edu will cover markets around the world. However, the main focus is on develop ing countries in Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, Europe, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and Asia. “Tether Edu represents a leap forward in our sustained commitment to drive digital education worldwide, with a particular emphasis on empowering emerging markets.” Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether According to the website, Tether offers education in the following categories: design, social media management, programming and development, AI, and blockchain and cryptocurrencies. The company is also ...

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