Empowering youths can be the quickest route to crypto adoption

[Vivageneviv]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

[20kevin20]

I personally believe there’s no need to start programs and stuff to bring the youth to BTC. Since technology’s only evolving, it’s gonna be a much less tougher job to get them interested and it’s gonna be even easier to get them understand BTC than it was for us.

The youth is currently busy looking for ways to make it with least effort. Each bull run will bring many to BTC and I think natural adoption is the best way.

[Good_Doctor]

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people.

Actually I sense shame in the word 'empowering youths' in the crypto world no way! Obviously you didn't need any special empowerment getting into Bitcointalk did you? Such statements is an encouragement to laziness amongst the youth... check up most of which they don't wanna work neither do they need empowerment rather wants to be spoon-fed
If you check the purpose of the bitget builders program you're talking about the aim could not be far from creating awareness about the site for more traffic afterwards the so called empowerment of youth is forgotten
Youths should learn to get their chicken wings themselves and stop waiting for anyone to push them!

[Vivageneviv]

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people.

If you check the purpose of the bitget builders program you're talking about the aim could not be far from creating awareness about the site for more traffic afterwards the so called empowerment of youth is forgotten

You are probably from a country where crypto adoption has reached an impressive level or where you can easily access information and can't relate with the need to educate and create a smooth entrance for youths in less informed regions. The benefits if you ask me does not in anyway suggest these builders will be exploited, they get monthly renumeration, access to high-profile industry events, indepth crypto training, career path and so on. Even in well informed regions, trainings are still conducted for newbies.

[Fiatless]

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

The crypto business community has the potential of assisting people to gain some financial stability but we shouldn't make it look like a get-rich-quick scheme. The sector is highly volatile and risky so it will be better seen as a side job than a full-time job. The youths should acquire skills and qualifications that will assist them in getting jobs. With their earnings, they can set some funds aside to invest in the crypto sector.

The awareness you claim to be promoting is targeted at attracting people to use and invest in your centralized platform. The best crypto awareness is to promote decentralization and privacy. People should learn how to use decentralized wallets and platforms.

You are probably from a country where crypto adoption has reached an impressive level or where you can easily access information and can't relate with the need to educate and create a smooth entrance for youths in less informed regions. The benefits if you ask me does not in anyway suggest these builders will be exploited, they get monthly renumeration, access to high-profile industry events, indepth crypto training, career path and so on. Even in well informed regions, trainings are still conducted for newbies.

I checked the platform you are promoting and discovered that you are here for business. Bitget website is a centralized platform that offers diverse crypto services. Some of its features like discounts and referral benefits make it looks suspicious. I don't think your main purpose is to educate the youth but to make a profit. The truth is that I don't trust centralized platforms.

[hd49728]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

The youths are the world future as they always are and will be. So they will be future of blockchain industry who will continue developments of this technology and its applications.

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I did not check by many months ago, Binance launched their program for cryptocurrency builders and not only them, others have things like Grants and so on. The program from Bitget is not a totally new program type.

Having grants, funds for people to develop their projects are great but let's say this blockchain industry has many scam projects and not all projects built with funds from such programs are good ones or non scam.

[avp2306]

I personally believe there’s no need to start programs and stuff to bring the youth to BTC. Since technology’s only evolving, it’s gonna be a much less tougher job to get them interested and it’s gonna be even easier to get them understand BTC than it was for us.

The youth is currently busy looking for ways to make it with least effort. Each bull run will bring many to BTC and I think natural adoption is the best way.

Still good to introduce this technology to them so that they can prepare early once this crypto thing will be introduce to them. Its up for them if they like to adopt or just pass on the information they learn since at the end of the day not everyone has the same passion and maybe there are other young people will like it then some other may won't so introducing it with right information is somehow needed so that we may know the pulse of the people if crypto is good to youth or not.

[tech30338]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I believe that blockchain should also be taught at schools, which i think some universities are already adding it to the subjects, either we like it or not blockchain and crypto assets are here to stay, what really holding others is because they are afraid of change, and also the negative news and happenings concerning with scammers in crypto space, what is need to be done is to assure this people that this are just because of also of users , although there are scams happening big part of this is being careless, educating, also the people that are already in the industry of business and others will boost the adaptation, at the same time the policy and rules should be balance, if the government will push their way and hold crypto in the neck, this will not gonna happen, since crypto is about decentralization and freedom.

[Jawhead999]

With the current era where most of people already afford to buy a cellphone, moreover many 6-8 years old kids even already own it. If each of them already own a cellphone, they should learn about Bitcoin as long as they're interested about Bitcoin by searching in google or youtube. But they mostly use it for playing game or watching porn.

It's their choice, you can't blame them because kids supposed to have fun or learn what they like rather than making money.

How we can call them a Bitcoin adopter if they're not have a job or not have any money to buy Bitcoin?

[Lucius]

I checked the platform you are promoting and discovered that you are here for business.
~snip~

I didn't go in the direction of checking what the OP is promoting, but I looked at his post history and in most of his posts he mentions the same company, which means that he uses apparently hidden advertising, which is more than obvious. 

It would be nice if they did something useful for young people, but what exactly are crypto/blockchain experts? Maybe those who create meaningless tokens and altcoins and try to convince others that this is the next big thing they should invest their money in?

[Faisal2202]

I didn't go in the direction of checking what the OP is promoting, but I looked at his post history and in most of his posts he mentions the same company, which means that he uses apparently hidden advertising, which is more than obvious. 

It would be nice if they did something useful for young people, but what exactly are crypto/blockchain experts? Maybe those who create meaningless tokens and altcoins and try to convince others that this is the next big thing they should invest their money in?

You seems to be so optimistic about BTC. I mean in your eyes, all alts are shitcoin? Or you are just referring to few only. Either way, i think it is good to have alternative ways to earn quick money from these shitcoins. As we all know BTC is less volatile than shitcoin in short timespan.

For example, those who wanted to make 2x or 3x in one month cannot make that much in BTC so they have to gamble there money on shit coins. In easy words a person even with experience investing in shit coins is near to a gambler.

[Ethan151]

It’s easier for the youth to understand about BTC because most of the youth uses electronics and smart phones, they understands the benefits of the online world and they are already equipped with technology, but I agree with the program because the awareness needs to be in the heart of every youth

[Pandu Geddon]

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I'm sure the exchange is also aware of it all. but their focus is on getting new members to trade on their exchange. education regarding blockchain and Bitcoin may be carried out such as holding seminars. there are also young people and people who are interested in Blockchain and Bitcoin. but I'm not sure exchanges will do anything other than their focus on the marketing they do for money.

[Lucius]

You seems to be so optimistic about BTC. I mean in your eyes, all alts are shitcoin? Or you are just referring to few only. Either way, i think it is good to have alternative ways to earn quick money from these shitcoins. As we all know BTC is less volatile than shitcoin in short timespan.

I personally (and many others) have no reason to doubt Bitcoin because it has proven itself through more than 10 years of existence as the only decentralized cryptocurrency that was created with a purpose and has its own practical application. What you are talking about is something completely different, because if someone creates a token/cryptocurrency only with the intention of making a quick profit for himself (or someone else), then that is diametrically opposed to what Bitcoin represents.

For example, those who wanted to make 2x or 3x in one month cannot make that much in BTC so they have to gamble there money on shit coins. In easy words a person even with experience investing in shit coins is near to a gambler.

According to what you say, most of these altcoins/tokens are actually gambling chips, and the people who buy them are actually gambling with them because that's their only purpose. In that game, most players lose everything they have, and they say that this percentage is around 95%, while only 5% profit.

I wouldn't call it a fair game because all these projects promise something completely different, while in fact they are essentially frauds that only individuals get rich from. In the eyes of the regulator, this is a problem that is being tried to be solved, despite the fact that most people think that someone is taking away their right to trade.

[Vivageneviv]

It’s easier for the youth to understand about BTC because most of the youth uses electronics and smart phones, they understands the benefits of the online world and they are already equipped with technology, but I agree with the program because the awareness needs to be in the heart of every youth

It would have been easier if every region can easily access information and capital, but you will agree with me that the case is different. This is why this particular program is targeted at recruiting youths from such regions and giving them the empowerment they need to understand this industry better and thrive.

[zaim7413]

The Crypto community will form naturally through new people around and acquaintances on social media. They will campaign Bitcoin by word of mouth and stories on social media based on the profits they have achieved. People's awareness of Bitcoin is growing every time there are people around who often talk about Bitcoin every time they meet, their openness in talking about Bitcoin will encourage other people to get involved in it.

People have accidentally promoted it without them knowing it, the news that was published in several print and electronic media really helped spread public awareness to get involved in Bitcoin. Just like you who have long joined forums, when your friends want to learn to get involved in Bitcoin, you will direct them here to deepen their knowledge of Bitcoin.

[icalical]

Actually this is what has been happening, based on this article . The majority of crypto buyer is between age 18-40 years old with the percentage of 94%, and the Gen-Z (18-24) even take 17% of the total owner. By the nature something that as disruptive and radical as crypto would be more appealing for younger generation, so it's not a surprise.

Also still based on those article the problem is that the buying power of the Gen-X and Boomer eventhough the number of the owner is small compared to younger generation their buying power is much more.

[Faisal2202]

According to what you say, most of these altcoins/tokens are actually gambling chips, and the people who buy them are actually gambling with them because that's their only purpose. In that game, most players lose everything they have, and they say that this percentage is around 95%, while only 5% profit.

I wouldn't call it a fair game because all these projects promise something completely different, while in fact they are essentially frauds that only individuals get rich from. In the eyes of the regulator, this is a problem that is being tried to be solved, despite the fact that most people think that someone is taking away their right to trade.

And what that make me! I am also BTC optimistic and came to know the strategy of such shitcoin projects of collecting funds. Because i used to work in bounties and many projects promised that they will do that and this but at the end. All they do is go away with all the investor's money.

I also tried my luck with some alts but it didn't go well due to less knowledge so i left it. I totally agreed with your point of gambling chips because shitcoin really are one. I have seen people making hell lot of money and at the same time in the same projects people are losing hell lot of money too.

[sunsilk]

Any program that directs the youth to start their journey in crypto is a good start already. I don't know with other exchanges if they have the same program.

But as you can see, they're all welcoming the newbies with an open heart and promos that they can offer to attract them.

The important thing for them is they've got a starting point.

[Saint-loup]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities.

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I agree with you, cryptocurrencies are not easy to understand and to manage properly for most people, so it's not a natural thing for the average Joe to use cryptocurrencies instead of cryptos. If the choice is given, he will tend to choose more smooth and user-friendly solutions. That's why people should be educated the more early as possible, in order to familiarize people efficiently with them and to enhance global adoption at the end.

[Pmalek]

This program isn't about empowering youths or making them knowledgeable, strong, independent, or anything similar. It's a marketing plot to advertise Bitget and it's services. And I dare to say, a cheap one. They are looking for people from specific countries, mostly poor countries.

If you have what it takes and are from the country: Kenya, Egypt, Morocco, Argentina, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Romania, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, or Saudi Arabia, apply now and become part of the Global Builders team today by filling out the forms below:

 
If you are chosen, this is what you will be doing:

1. Help Bitget grow within the local crypto-related communities on various social networking services.
2. Assist in organizing online and offline events and meet-ups.
3. Translate and proofread content in the local language.
4. Provide local market insights, feedback and suggestions.

Additionally, there is this:

3. Able to utilize the local crypto communities OR KOLs as resources to help Bitget grow within those communities.

Source: https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603795739

It's marketing for Bitget and helping the exchange get more customers in specific territories. Everything else is of secondary or no importance.

[Coin_trader]

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

Exchange is not the main sector that needs to make a move for crypto adoption because they are centralized. Giving a foundation knowledge on crypto using exchange program will just make the whole crypto idea invalidate since exchange promotes centralized services while real crypto adoption is when everyone is using crypto and holding it on non custodial wallet which they hold the keys.

Empowering the youth is really the key for mass adoption aside from the government stopping from being pain in the ass. Old people is very hard to convince to be involved in crypto since they are on fiat for a long time and they consider crypto as risky asset. Having many programs dedicated for youth will help mass adoption progress faster but not instantly because we will need to wait more generations until those new era is already the majority.

[ZAINmalik75]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

After reading some replies i think you just want to promote this platform and i just heard somewhere that in Bitget a scam has happened well i don't know the full details but let's discuss about the topic you asked. I think it is good to have such programs and many exchanges always keep coming with such programs. That's not a new thing.

But other than this program thing, i really think youths is the next generation and adoption of crypto is only possible if they will show interest in it because they are new people. But first of all we have to taught the basics of crypto to them and basics of anything can not just directly be teach some newbie on a exchange of which a newbie has no knowledge and even that newbie do not even want to take that program on the exchange.

So, such programs must be available for newbies who do not want to interact with crypto in any way possible. So, we have to provide them some more easiness.

[Lucius]

And what that make me! I am also BTC optimistic and came to know the strategy of such shitcoin projects of collecting funds. Because i used to work in bounties and many projects promised that they will do that and this but at the end. All they do is go away with all the investor's money.

I also tried my luck with some alts but it didn't go well due to less knowledge so i left it. I totally agreed with your point of gambling chips because shitcoin really are one. I have seen people making hell lot of money and at the same time in the same projects people are losing hell lot of money too.

I have never been in a bounty campaign, but in my beginnings I was also inclined to experiment with various crypto projects, although my focus was always on Bitcoin. I can't say that all these projects failed, but let's say 90% of what I was involved in no longer exists or is practically worthless with some exceptions.

On the other hand, I remember the price of BTC of only $200 and the possibility to collect the same in just a few months of using the faucet (1-2 hours a day max) with a note that back then faucets were much easier without short links and similar nonsense that they are full of today.

When you say that some profit and others lose money, you can conclude that the majority's loss is the minority's gain. It doesn't seem ethical to make a profit in such a way that you have to mislead someone else into investing money in something that you already know in advance will fail - but I mean in general that whole industry that actually sells a bunch of false promises and always targets the poorest who just want to make money no matter what.

[Faisal2202]

On the other hand, I remember the price of BTC of only $200 and the possibility to collect the same in just a few months of using the faucet (1-2 hours a day max) with a note that back then faucets were much easier without short links and similar nonsense that they are full of today.

I can see you are on this forum since 2015 which indicates you involved in crypto from a long time and you are my senior here too. You must have make good entries in BTC while it was of $200 only. I mean really, you could make that much BTC in just faucets. I tried my luck with faucets and every other free sites where i could earn in BTC back in 2018 but all i earnt is less than what i wasted on internet + time.

When you say that some profit and others lose money, you can conclude that the majority's loss is the minority's gain. It doesn't seem ethical to make a profit in such a way that you have to mislead someone else into investing money in something that you already know in advance will fail - but I mean in general that whole industry that actually sells a bunch of false promises and always targets the poorest who just want to make money no matter what.

I know its not ethical to earn money that way and i should not promote such fake projects but i was a newbie too and was learning and slowly slowly i came to know which project is making fake promises and which is not (it doesn't mean i was right always about a project legitimacy). I mostly worked for some old managers which mostly comes up with good projects and out of those platform only few didn't fulfilled to complete there promises. (note* i am not talking about getting paid from mangers i am talking about those projects which unable to fulfill there promises that they made to investors.)

[yudi09]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities.

Young people are famous for their thinking power which is still good compared to the old thinking power. Young people are synonymous with stronger curiosity and are known as agents of change. The idea of accelerating crypto adoption by putting young people first is appropriate but they need to be targeted.
With various communities created that involve young people as activators in some of the available positive spaces, I'm sure they can do it if the implementation is carried out with full awareness.

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

Here you have directed the discussion towards promoting something that is not necessarily successful in achieving the goal of adopting crypto. You engage young people with the platform you want to promote. Therein lies the awkwardness of the ideas you convey for business purposes. Very often efforts like this will not succeed because of the principle of greater personal interest that you bring from the interests of the people who expect positive benefits.

[Vivageneviv]

It’s easier for the youth to understand about BTC because most of the youth uses electronics and smart phones, they understands the benefits of the online world and they are already equipped with technology, but I agree with the program because the awareness needs to be in the heart of every youth

Mass adoption would have been fast-tracked if every youth embraces crypto innovation using their smart phones like you said, but if you looked at the low adoption especially in the eligible countries they enlisted here https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/12560603795739
you’d think maybe more awareness needs to be done.

[Jones Praise]

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I think you have a good point here. We're already in the revolution era of information and so many people specifically youth are still living like we're in past age. The era we are enable people to actually have a career through tech including crypto,forex and all the rest. There should be sensitization and empowerment programs where youth, people can learn about these skills
It'll help improve the information age and also develop the livesof individual general cause empowerment leads to innovation.
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[Adbitco]

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

The exchange you mentioned did that to seek more exposure to their platform I think Binance did similar thing to other African countries, especially this was done In Nigeria to seek attention of the youth over their platform and they ended up making a nice catchy awareness to their platform. This is another good way of marketing strategies, any exchange that wants to embark on this type of awareness are all doing it to gain more people sign up on their platform, some of them would even launched an ambassadorial program to fully catch the attention of the youth, however the Crypto industry is clear open and one could learn to advanced himself without any exchange or project empowering the youths usually we know the attention of the youth are automatically driven to the crypto industry and digitalization this alone already gives rise toward the max adoption of cryptocurrency at large.

[Altcoiner007]

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

Exchange is not the main sector that needs to make a move for crypto adoption because they are centralized. Giving a foundation knowledge on crypto using exchange program will just make the whole crypto idea invalidate since exchange promotes centralized services while real crypto adoption is when everyone is using crypto and holding it on non custodial wallet which they hold the keys.

Empowering the youth is really the key for mass adoption aside from the government stopping from being pain in the ass. Old people is very hard to convince to be involved in crypto since they are on fiat for a long time and they consider crypto as risky asset. Having many programs dedicated for youth will help mass adoption progress faster but not instantly because we will need to wait more generations until those new era is already the majority.

I agree with you but other sectors seem to be avoiding the promotion of cryptocurrency in different ways. Take for instance the Banking sector, they see cryptocurrency as a new competitor in the financial world and might are reluctant to provide information on a potential rival. I my own opinion, they should have been the best sector for the job. However, there is always an entry point into the Crypto space. Mine was when a friend introduced me to earning through spin bot faucets. Twas a crazy, time consuming adventure trying to accumulate faucets into reasonable amount to withdraw. But the excitement to earn a digital currency fueled my passion. I evolved into earning from Airdrops, then the use of exchanges, then investing in cryptocurrency to knowing about and storing my coin in non custodial wallet and holding the keys.

If exchanges chooses to play the role of educating the youths and the masses through their different programs, we can't invalidated their efforts. I am sure it will still translate to achieving the main goal of crypto adoption.

[Yaunfitda]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I'm sorry but I have to disagree in your points to involved the youth in crypto adoption. Of course, we wanted it to be known globally, but for me, it's not for everyone specially our young kids. Just let them enjoy their lives, although their parents can be a good influence if they are into crypto then maybe they can teach their child about it.

But to totally like teach them in the beginning about crypto? I doubt that they can grasp it right away. And on the contrary, it might back fire big time as they don't want to be force by something that they don't like at the start.

[ultrloa]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

I'm sorry but I have to disagree in your points to involved the youth in crypto adoption. Of course, we wanted it to be known globally, but for me, it's not for everyone specially our young kids. Just let them enjoy their lives, although their parents can be a good influence if they are into crypto then maybe they can teach their child about it.

But to totally like teach them in the beginning about crypto? I doubt that they can grasp it right away. And on the contrary, it might back fire big time as they don't want to be force by something that they don't like at the start.

Nor even if they are participating on crypto still we doesn't have any guarantee thay it can fasten the adoption since there's still possibilities that crypto will get restricted if those youths will get scammed multiple times by those scammers since they are an easy target by them.

What I think the most fastest way towards crypto adoption is financial institutions and merchants adoption maybe from this we may have strong case for government to accept bitcoin or crypto to their country.

[Gallar]

~Snip

In my personal opinion, to accelerate the spread or for the adoption of crypto currency globally, this kind of program will definitely affect the development of cryptocurrency adoption. Because you are right, that young people have more potential and their hopes are still long. So, if young people are given directions to enter the crypto field, indeed the potential to advance the realm of crypto currency will definitely be even greater.
But doing a program like that, in my opinion, is too complicated and difficult to reach young people as a whole. Because as we know, cryptocurrencies are still not approved by all countries (legally) and there are still many people who think cryptocurrencies are a nest of fraud. So actually if cryptocurrencies want to grow more rapidly, the main work to be done is to build a name for cryptocurrencies and remove all bad names related to crypto.

I'm sure, if all of that could be done by all investors in crypto, I'm sure there would be no need to do such programs to advance crypto currency. Because until now, actually crypto currency users continue to grow. It can be seen from new users in this forum, I see new users keep coming to enter this forum. It means that it is clear, with this fact it means that crypto currency users continue to grow and increase.


Crypto user data in 2022

DIGITAL 2022: HUGE INCREASE IN CRYPTOCURRENCY OWNERSHIP

Source: https://datareportal-com.translate.goog/reports/digital-2022-big-rise-in-cryptocurrency-ownership?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=id&_x_tr_hl=id&_x_tr_pto=tc

Crypto user data for 2023

By 2023, we predict an average global crypto holding rate of 4.2%, with over 420 million crypto users worldwide.

Source: https://triple-a.io/crypto-ownership-data/

[LogitechMouse]

To achieve crypto adoption many key components must work effectively, and consistent innovations and breakthroughs across the crypto space must be in place; however the youths have key roles to play because at the center of this industry are youths who are eager to explore various opportunities. 

It is also imperative to create awareness and empower this category of people. Having said that, seeing the recently introduced Bitget Builders Program feels like the right step in the right direction, an initiative targeted at empowering youths and moulding the next generation of crypto/blockchain experts and creating a career path for them.

What do you think about this program, do you think other exchanges can introduce similar programs to drive crypto adoption?

First part of the paragraph? Ok I'm trying to get what the OP is sharing to us.
Second Paragraph. I saw a company called "Bitget" that is being advertised. Ohhh men OP is just like one of those low rank members out there who are constantly promoting different projects thru posting a thread liks this.
Third Paragraph. I think I need to give my opinion.

I always believe that the youths will get involved with crypto because they're the ones that has the most access with gadgets that are being used to access crypto as well. I also believe that youths can learn fast as well. Do I like certain exchanges to help them engage into crypto? I guess so because that might help with the adoption of crypto in general. What I just don't like is in your thread, you're kind of promoting the exchange indirectly though the intention is good.

On the other hand though, I also believe that the exchange is just doing this for marketing, and their primary goal isn't to empower youths at first place, but to advertise their exchange towards the many.