Bitget said its 2026 Crypto Experience Month has wrapped up after hosting four in-person events in August and running a global online interactive campaign at the same time. The company said the program drew more than 500 participants in total.
This year’s edition carried the theme "Step into the Real World" and focused on real-world assets, financial literacy, and the growing convergence of traditional finance and Web3.
Blockchain education expanded into broader finance topics
According to Bitget, the program is the latest extension of its Blockchain4Youth initiative. Its educational scope moved beyond basic blockchain concepts to cover financial markets that are increasingly intersecting with digital assets. Participants were introduced to stocks, gold, commodities, and other real-world assets, while sessions explained how tokenization can link those assets to blockchain. The events also included content tied to financial knowledge and career development.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said: "Young people today have more ways to invest and manage money. Cryptocurrency is one part of that, alongside stocks, gold, and traditional financial markets. Education should help them understand how different markets work so they can make more informed decisions and feel more confident about their financial future."
During the program, Bitget held four in-person events across multiple locations worldwide. The agenda included RWA and financial education classes, career networking with industry professionals, interactive scenario-based simulations, quiz challenges, and Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub activities.
The company said the event design was intended to help participants understand both basic financial market concepts and how that knowledge can be applied in market practice and future career development.
#MatchTheRealWorld campaign used familiar assets to explain tokenization
On the online side, Bitget launched the #MatchTheRealWorld campaign, turning RWA education into a community-based discovery activity. Participants were asked to identify common real-world assets from everyday life, including consumer brands and gold, and match them with corresponding rToken tickers listed on the Bitget platform.
Bitget said the campaign started from companies and assets people already know, giving participants a more concrete way to understand how tokenization can connect blockchain technology with the real economy.
TradFi 101 course ran alongside the program
Crypto Experience Month also moved forward in parallel with the second semester of the Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub. That curriculum included TradFi 101, a course that brought traditional finance concepts such as stocks, commodities, and ETFs into Bitget’s broader blockchain education program. The company said this reflects the increasingly close relationship between digital finance and traditional financial markets.
Bitget said the 2026 edition continues Blockchain4Youth’s multi-year education push and keeps linking learning, practical exposure, and career opportunities. As tokenization brings more traditional assets into digital financial markets, the company said it wants to help the next generation build the financial and digital literacy needed to understand and take part in that shift.
Company background included in the release
Bitget said it was founded in 2018 and describes itself as the world’s largest Universal Exchange, or UEX. The exchange says it serves more than 120 million users across over 200 countries and regions, and that its products include copy trading and other trading solutions designed to help users track prices for Bitcoin, Ether, and other cryptocurrencies.
The release said Bitget Wallet is a non-custodial crypto wallet that supports more than 130 blockchain networks and millions of tokens. It offers multi-chain trading, staking, payments, and direct access to more than 20,000 decentralized applications, or DApps, while combining swap tools with market insights.
Bitget also said it is the official cryptocurrency partner of LALIGA in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. The company said it is working with UNICEF with a goal of providing blockchain education support to 1.1 million people by the end of 2027. In motorsports, it said it is the exclusive cryptocurrency exchange partner of MotoGP.
For Bitget Wallet, the article said the product serves more than 80 million users, supports more than 130 major public blockchains and millions of crypto assets, and provides asset management, trading, market data, DApp browsing, wealth features, and payments. The wallet also aggregates hundreds of decentralized exchanges and cross-chain bridges, and has set up a $300 million user protection fund.