Dubai, United Arab Emirates, May 9, 2024, Chainwire
Bybit, one of the world's top three crypto exchanges by volume, today announced that Bybit Web3 is joining forces with UCO Network (UCO) and Blockchain for Good (BGA) to co-host the biweekly “Blocks for Good” series on X Spaces. . This interesting initiative delves into the critical intersection between blockchain technology and sustainability.
“Blocks for Good” features engaging roundtable discussions with industry experts, thought leaders and changemakers. The next episode on Sunday, May 12, addresses the topic “Blockchain and Sustainability: Web3 Collaboration: Challenges and Solutions!”
“Bybit Web3 is committed to fostering innovation and positive impact within the Web3 space,” said Emily Bao, Bybit Web3 Evangelist. “Partnering with UCO and BGA on this impactful series allows us to explore the potential of blockchain to address environmental challenges and build a more sustainable future.”
- Challenges and solutions to drive blockchain-powered sustainability initiatives
- The importance of collaboration between industries, governments and NGOs to achieve sustainability goals
- Max Ward, CEO of Libera
- Emily Bao, Bybit Web3 Evangelist
- YH, BGA ambassador and Web3 leader in Moledao
- Katherine Villacorta, co-founder of Coinable
About Bybit
Bybit is one of the world's top three crypto exchanges by trading volume with 25 million users. Established in 2018, it offers a professional platform where cryptocurrency investors and traders can find a lightning-fast matchmaking engine, 24/7 customer service, and multilingual community support. Bybit is a proud partner of the reigning Formula One constructor and driver champions: the Oracle (NYSE:) Red Bull Racing team.
For more details about Bybit, visit Bybit Press.
Remove ads
.
For media inquiries please contact: [email protected]
For more information, users can visit: https://www.bybit.com
For updates, users can follow: Bybit Communities and Social Media
ContactHead of public relationsTony AuBybit[email protected]
This article was originally published on Chainwire.
