India is the second-most populous country in the world. This fact once more underlines the importance of the local market. Cryptocurrencies have the potential to make life easier for millions of people across the country. However, to reach this goal, Indian crypto companies should pay more attention to education. This way it will be easier to attract new customers. On September 2, cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX made an important announcement. According to CoinDCX, it will be integrating into online training and blockchain certifications course run by an organization called Blockchain Council.
As part of the new partnership, two specialized courses in cryptocurrency training and expertise will be offered to people who would like to learn more about the topic. In fact, these will extend CoinDCX’s existing educational platform “DCX Learn” and will offer trainees practice sessions using the exchange’s interface for simulated trading experience.
Interestingly, the new trading and cryptocurrency expertise courses will complement the Blockchain Council’s existing certifications in blockchain technology. Also, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Hyperledger.
People should take into account that, the aim of the organization’s curricula is to focus on the industry as well as career. Moreover, thanks to the partnership with a cryptocurrency exchange, the training will offer realistic information and will include the latest developments in the field.
Based on the information provided by CoinDCX, the highest demand for professionals in cryptocurrency in the field is concentrated in Bangaluru.
Several months ago, the cryptocurrency exchange CoinDCX allocated $1.3 million to a long-term project dubbed TryCrypto
The goal of this initiative is to introduce 50 million Indian users to the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector. Thanks to such initiatives, cryptocurrencies will become more popular among the local population. CoinDCX made the right decision as without education it will be harder to make cryptocurrencies part of everyday life. Crypto-related companies should invest in similar initiatives.
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