“Blockchain for Viet Nam” Initiative announced

Binance, the world’s largest blockchain ecosystem, has just announced the “Blockchain for Viet Nam” initiative, with the ambition of promoting Viet Nam to become a new regional hub for blockchain technology and innovation.

Binance Academy collaborates with the University of Science, Ho Chi Minh City to popularise blockchain technology.
Binance Academy collaborates with the University of Science, Ho Chi Minh City to popularise blockchain technology.

Accordingly, the “Blockchain for Viet Nam” initiative will run continuously for two years, from July 2025 to July 2027. This is part of Binance’s global mission to promote sustainable blockchain adoption.

This funding will focus on three strategic pillars: promoting education and raising blockchain awareness within the community; enhancing the application of blockchain technology in fields where Viet Nam has competitive advantages such as agriculture and tourism; and providing scholarships to technology-passionate students nationwide, aiming to build a blockchain workforce for the future.

Lynn Hoang, Country Director of Binance, stated that investing over 1 million USD into the “Blockchain for Viet Nam” initiative reflects Binance’s long-term commitment to accompanying Viet Nam on its digital transformation journey. After the initial phase, Binance is ready to expand the initiative to increase its impact and make practical contributions to Viet Nam’s digital economy in the years ahead.

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Binance Academy’s project on disseminating blockchain knowledge at the Viet Nam - Korea University of Information and Communication Technology (VKU), Da Nang.

By placing emphasis on education, Binance hopes this will serve as a foundation for the long-term development of the blockchain ecosystem. Through Binance Academy, Binance experts have collaborated with over 60 universities and colleges across 18 provinces and cities nationwide to bring blockchain technology into classrooms.

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