The Philippine Association of Crypto Traders (IMPACT) has held its CrypTalk education caravan in Bohol, Philippines, to teach students about blockchain technology. The event, which included Web3 and blockchain, was held at Bohol Northern Star College and the University of Bohol. Over 1000 students from various fields, including computer science, IT, business, and accountancy, had the chance to explore the fundamentals of Web3.
DICT Bohol Provincial Officer Victor Magallanes emphasized the significance of educational caravans focusing on emerging technologies like blockchain and cryptocurrency to provide accessible sources of information to foster a deeper understanding of the thriving digital landscape.
“Limited familiarity with blockchain and cryptocurrency encourages individuals to participate in this kind of activity and gain insights from distinguished speakers from the field. I believe this education caravan presents an invaluable opportunity for individuals like myself to gain a better or deeper understanding of these evolving technologies,” Magallanes said.
For IMPACT founding chairman Arlone Abello, widely recognized as “Coach Miranda Miner” and CEO of Global Miranda Miner Group, introducing cryptocurrency and blockchain in the education curriculum could prepare students to excel in a variety of future careers, from fintech and cybersecurity to data analysis and beyond.
“The enthusiastic participation of students and engagement we witnessed throughout the CrypTalk caravan reaffirm our belief in the importance of proactive education on cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Web3. By enabling the next generation with knowledge of these technologies and digital finance, we are laying the groundwork for a more financially inclusive and technologically adept future,” Abello said.
IMPACT’s approach underscores a commitment to grassroots-level education, aiming to raise awareness among students and the broader community of the potential of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency. By empowering individuals with knowledge and insights, CrypTalk endeavors to shape a future where digital finance is both accessible and comprehensible to all.
Other speakers at the Cryptalk caravan in Bohol included Nelson Lumbres, Co-founder of ICP Hub Philippines; Melissa Mesias, Operations Lead of ICP Hub Philippines; Steve Jimenez, IMPACT Co-founder and Zkex Community Manager; and a representative from Gensokishi project.
The CrypTalk caravan represents a pivotal step toward building a more inclusive and informed community for digital finance in the Philippines. For more information about IMPACT and its initiatives in fostering innovation and education, visit www.impactph.io.
