Education continues to bridge curiosity and opportunity as Web3 adoption grows across Africa. MEXC is strengthening its educational initiatives to help African users overcome bias and technical challenges associated with understanding blockchain technology.

At the recently concluded Africa Blockchain Festival (ABF) 2025 in Kigali, Rwanda, MEXC demonstrated its continuing role in supporting learning, inclusion, and collaboration within Africa’s digital economy.

Africa’s Blockchain Potential

The Africa Blockchain Festival 2025 was a landmark gathering that brought together innovators, entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers to explore how blockchain and artificial intelligence can transform the continent’s economy.

Held from November 7 to 9 in Kigali, the festival attracted more than 4,000 participants and focused on how Africa can move from being a technology consumer to a technology creator. Discussions covered the integration of AI and blockchain, and how innovation can address local challenges in finance, education, and governance.

For MEXC, the event provided an opportunity to connect with African builders and users who share a vision for a more inclusive digital economy. The company’s participation focused on learning, collaboration, and community engagement.

MEXC’s Commitment to Education

Education is central to MEXC’s mission in Africa. The company believes that the key to widespread adoption of emerging technologies lies in understanding. Through online classes, local workshops, partnerships with universities, and consistent educational content, MEXC continues to equip Africans with knowledge and tools to navigate the Web3 space confidently.

At ABF, this commitment was evident. MEXC’s booth became a learning space where hundreds of attendees asked questions and explored the platform’s features. Visitors were particularly interested in how straightforward it is to begin trading on MEXC—from account setup to making their first spot trade.

MEXC representatives focused on clarity and practical examples, reflecting the company’s belief that when users understand the market, they make better-informed decisions.

Collaboration for Local Impact

MEXC recognises that the future of Web3 in Africa depends on collaboration. The company continues to partner with local blockchain projects, developers, and startups to ensure that innovation benefits the communities it aims to serve.

During the festival, MEXC’s team engaged in discussions with African project leaders and ecosystem developers about future partnerships to support initiatives applying blockchain technology to real African challenges—from access to finance and education to supply chain transparency.

By supporting local innovators, MEXC is contributing to Africa’s transition from technology adoption to technology creation. This aligns with ABF’s vision of building an Africa-driven tech ecosystem where local talent leads global change.

A User-First Philosophy

At the heart of MEXC’s growth is a clear principle: putting users first. This approach guides decisions on product design, customer support, and educational programmes. MEXC prioritises simplicity and accessibility, aiming to make its platform easier to navigate for new and experienced users alike.

The company engages with its community both online and offline, gathering feedback and continually improving user experience. During the Africa Blockchain Festival, this hands-on approach stood out as visitors participated in open, interactive sessions that focused on practical learning.

Many attendees expressed enthusiasm about the insights shared and took the opportunity to try out MEXC’s platform first-hand.

The festival concluded with a reflective visit to the Kigali Genocide Memorial, where participants discussed how technology can be used to promote progress and inclusion—a fitting end to a conference that emphasised responsible innovation.

A Long-Term Educational Vision

While ABF 2025 marked an important milestone, MEXC’s commitment to education extends beyond conferences. Through initiatives such as the MEXC Foundation, the company’s CSR arm, MEXC continues to promote blockchain literacy across Africa.

Mentorship programmes, ambassador opportunities, and university collaborations are helping to prepare the next generation of African blockchain leaders. These initiatives focus on opening doors to new careers, innovation, and global connections.

MEXC understands that Africa’s blockchain future depends on its people. By investing in education, the company is supporting the continent’s long-term growth in the digital economy.

About MEXC

Founded in 2018, MEXC serves more than 40 million users across 170+ countries. The company’s tagline, “Your Easiest Way to Crypto,” reflects its focus on simplifying access to digital assets. Its platform offers a broad range of cryptocurrencies, low fees, and educational resources to support new traders and experienced investors alike.

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