ChainCatcher news, the crypto education project Student Coin has initiated a structured token redemption process after deciding to end its main operations. This move aims to protect the interests of STC token holders as the team shifts its focus to new business.The Student Coin team has decided to gradually phase out products such as the STC terminal and STC Academy. The established redemption price ranges from $0.006 to $0.0137 per STC token and is tailored based on individual user profiles. Factors such as purchase price, purchase date, token holdings, and participation in premium programs will all affect the final redemption value.Student Coin was originally initiated by undergraduate students at Kozminski University in Warsaw, Poland, as a student-centered initiative aimed at exploring the application of blockchain in academia. The project rapidly expanded, covering over 15,000 students across more than 500 universities by the end of 2020.

ChainCatcher news, according to data released by Binance Academy, the number of users on Binance's open blockchain and crypto education platform, Binance Academy, has grown by 62%. From September 2022 to August 2023, the number of individuals seeking crypto education has significantly increased. Since its establishment in 2018, 39 million users have utilized the platform to further their understanding of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency knowledge.This year, the most popular topics in crypto education include the metaverse, Bitcoin, crypto wallets, and candlestick charts. Beginner-level articles on how to trade cryptocurrencies, what blockchain technology is, and how to use crypto wallets have consistently been the most popular content on the platform. Binance Academy points out that the increase in the number of individuals seeking crypto education reflects the rising global adoption rate of cryptocurrencies.It is reported that this year, users interested in crypto education on the platform mainly come from emerging economies such as India, Bangladesh, Turkey, Ukraine, and Indonesia.

ChainCatcher news, the Indian government is launching a cryptocurrency awareness campaign, which will be led by the Investor Protection and Education Fund Authority controlled by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs. The aim is to educate investors about the legality of cryptocurrency in the country while highlighting the risks of investing in crypto assets.It is reported that an Indian government official stated, "The campaign will emphasize that cryptocurrency is illegal in India and that such assets carry significant risks. Any investment that promises substantial and guaranteed returns carries high-risk factors." (source link)