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Binance Launches InitiativesTo Educate Indians About Bitcoin, Ethereum Amid Regulatory Woes
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Capture date6 October 2024
Restored in this edition16 October 2026
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Amid the regulatory crackdown in India, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance aims to run cryptocurrency classes for Indian investors.
What Happened: The company said it would simultaneously launch three educational initiatives that would help educate Indian investors and students about cryptocurrency. The first of the education initiatives will target the student demographic and is titled “Blockchain for Good.” Other initiatives include webinars by Indian cryptocurrency influencers like Kashif Raza, Neha …
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