Last week BitDegree participated in a Blockchain Hackathon organized by Animoca Brands and Blockchain Center. In this event, teams were given 48 hours to conceptualize a blockchain play-to-earn game idea starting from scratch.
BitDegree’s pitch was received well by the panel of blockchain expert judges. We were awarded for the…
Photo: the 1st ever BitDegree workation
The 1st ever BitDegree workation
Time flies! 4 years ago, this day seemed like a distant and uncertain future. Now, we celebrate our fourth birthday with 1 million users, monthly web traffic of 1 to 3 million visitors, and a team of 40+.
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Our partners DebunkEU have shared a FREE online course that helps you tell the difference between real and fake news. When online misinformation is at an all-time high, knowing how to recognize fact from fiction can be life-saving. Luckily, this is a skill you can learn just like any other.
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Last Friday, we shared a list of free courses and materials that you can now find on the BitDegree platform. Have you chosen any of those yet? If not, that’s all right! This week, we prepared a list of the ten best free…
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Many things have happened since the last time we wrote an update. Covid-19 has been an excellent boost for e-learning, and there was a crypto rally cycle (which is hopefully not over yet). For BitDegree, this has been great and not so great at the same time: although…
If you looked at a modern calendar, you’d be surprised to see just how many festivals and occasions you would find. There’s a day for everything, it seems — and yet, few of them have a history as colorful as the International Women’s Day. Celebrated on March 8, today it…
If you have been following BitDegree for a while now, you probably know it has its own cryptocurrency called the BDG token. It was introduced into the market during the BitDegree ICO in December 2017, and as of February 2021, there are 384 million BDG tokens in circulation.
Barely half a century ago, people were convinced we’re going to have flying cars in 2021. We don’t — and even the self-driving ones are far from being ubiquitous. However, thanks to modern innovations, we’re already using some things no one could have even imagined a few decades ago.
We…
