Students from some of India’s top colleges and universities have engaged in a Web3 focused initiative launched by Mudrex. The crypto investment platform lets Indian students participate in Web3 projects, quizzes and panel discussions with industry experts – to give them a deep feel for the next-gen technology sector. Mudrex has dubbed this initiative “WAGMI,” which is a popular buzzword in the crypto community, expanding to “We Are Going to Make It.”
A total of 15 student clubs from 20 renowned institutes have joined forces mudrex participate in the WAGMI project. Colleges like IITs, ISB and NITs are part of the project alongside other institutes from Delhi, Madras, Kanpur and Roorkee.
“Web3 is all about communities, WAGMI is a platform for many future unicorns by bringing together the best talent in India,” said Ashrith Reddy, a WAGMI contributor from ISB, Hyderabad.
Touted as the future of the 2D Internet we know and use today, Web3 does not fully depend on centralized servers. On the contrary, Web3 largely relies on it blockchain networks that makes it more transparent.
cryptocurrenciesthe metaverseand Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are special items that come with the Web3 future.
New forms of virtual interaction technology, based on Web3will foresighted 2023 emerge that will intensify industrial rivalries and promotional activities around the world.
“WAGMI will provide a valuable platform for students to learn, connect and grow in Web3,” said Edul Patel, Mudrex CEO and co-founder, while commenting on the development.
Last year, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrongalong with other senior members of his firm, offered jobs to Indian students.
The company’s executives at the time had said that India will produce the top line of developers making the country a hotspot for Web3 startups to grow and thrive.
As per KuCoin report, India has over 115 million crypto investors, which accounts for 15 percent of its vast population. Most Indian crypto investors are between 18 and 60 years old.
Therefore, other Web3 platforms have also started similar initiatives with Indian students to encourage them to innovate in the Web3 sector.
Last year, Tezos India curated programs like his scholarship, bootcamps and hackathons to help students build startups in the Web3 space.
