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Huobi Singapore donates money to promote blockchain education

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  • December 11, 2020
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Huobi Singapore, a global digital assets trading platform, has gifted SGD$30,000 (the equivalent of 7,500 Huobi Tokens) to the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) in support of its Inclusive Fintech Fund and to promote blockchain education.

Huobi told Next Money that this is the first cryptocurrency exchange to donate towards the Inclusive Fintech Fund and demonstrates its commitment towards financial inclusivity and accessible education.

The backdrop, explained Huobi, is that blockchain technology has a bigger impact on the world now, with more industries utilising blockchain in everyday payments and services. It hopes that this donation will be used to further aid the growth and understanding of the space and technology.

The fund was established to encourage inclusive fintech and blockchain initiatives. It aims to support the university in its aim to bridge communities from academia and industry to learn from each other on the latest and most relevant topics on fintech, blockchain and cryptocurrencies, and to explore together the potential of blockchain technology to bring about financial integration and inclusion.

Professor David Lee said: “Inclusive Fintech aims to use technology to serve and support the underserved and unbanked communities in developing nations, addressing the issues of income inequality, the protection of the vulnerable, and the provision of access to cheap capital. 

“Through these efforts, there is a levelling of the playing field, with a more equitable distribution of wealth for greater sustainability and stability in our region and beyond. Huobi’s support demonstrates their commitment towards Inclusive fintech and investors’ education, and we look forward to working more closely with them in the future.” 

Edward Chen, COO of Huobi, added: “Huobi believes in providing our users with better accessibility and opportunities to learn about digital finance. By supporting the SUSS’ Inclusive Fintech Fund, we hope this can help bring about more awareness and learning opportunities about new emerging technologies like blockchain. 

“As one of Singapore’s top digital assets trading platforms, we are open to working with more local authorities as well as ecosystem partners, to elevate Singapore’s status as a digital economy.”

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