Tether and Medoo have announced the launch of the Blockchain Academy in Vietnam, aiming to educate on blockchain technologies and the digital economy. The platform will offer courses covering both the basics of blockchain and its advanced applications in various industries, including an intensive Digital Asset Bootcamp program. This collaboration supports the Vietnamese government's efforts in digital transformation and seeks to expand access to blockchain education, contributing to the development of technologies in the country.
1/28/2025 11:26:34 AM (GMT+1)
Tether and Medoo launch Blockchain Academy in Vietnam to educate on blockchain technologies and the digital economy, including the Digital Asset Bootcamp course and programs for professionals 📚
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