A Polkadot education programme was also introduced by the Web3 learning platform to assist in acclimating new developers to the blockchain ecosystem.

The Web3 teaching platform and incubator EasyA recently revealed that it had over one million developers in its ecosystem, marking a major milestone.

In addition to announcing the milestone, EasyA disclosed plans to introduce an education programme for Polkadot, which will assist interested developers in becoming familiar with the blockchain network and ultimately in deploying decentralised applications on the Polkadot platform.

EasyA's co-founder and CEO, Phil Kwok, indicated that the development platform's sizable developer community is an indication that interest in Web3 has peaked. "Meeting one million developers is evidence of the unquenchable demand for Web3 education," stated Kwok.

The resurgence of interest and knowledge about crypto

2024 has seen a resurgence of interest in Web3, cryptocurrencies, and digital assets because of a number of events, mostly originating in the US. These include the launch of an exchange-traded fund (ETF) for Bitcoin, the present market boom, the approval of ETFs for Ether, and the inclusion of cryptocurrency in a number of 2024 presidential campaign themes.

As interest in blockchain grows, so are instructional programmes targeted at both software developers and the general public who cast ballots. One such project is the recently founded Bitcoin Voter Project, a charity that informs American voters about decentralised money.

A cooperative blockchain education course for students was introduced earlier in June by Cornell University's online programme and distributed blockchain network MultiversX. Students who successfully finish the "Blockchain Essentials Programme" will be awarded a course certification and be eligible to apply for additional MultiversX mentoring.

The 2024 US presidential election will bring cryptocurrency to a wider audience.

Cryptocurrencies are again in the public eye due to recent remarks made by former US President Donald Trump. In an attempt to court the cryptocurrency business, the presumed Republican nominee has elevated the once-niche subject to a campaign issue.

Following a meeting with representatives from prominent Bitcoin mining companies CleanSpark, Riot Platforms, and TeraWulf, the 2024 presidential candidate established the Blockchain Voter Project in less than a day.

Additionally, Trump has positioned himself as the go-to candidate for voters with specific issues related to cryptocurrency and has pledged to put an end to current President Joe Biden's "war on crypto" if reelected in November.