Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has announced a new annual partnership with the Google Developer Group on Campus (GDGoC) at ETH Zurich. This collaboration is part of Bitget’s ongoing education initiative called Blockchain4Youth, which aims to support young people interested in blockchain and Web3 technologies. As part of this partnership, Bitget will co-host various tech events like hackathons, workshops, and expert-led sessions throughout the year.

The Google Developer Group on Campus is a global student community that focuses on technology and innovation. The ETH Zurich chapter—founded in 2020—is made up of students from one of the world’s top universities for science and engineering. This group organizes events where students, developers, designers, and researchers come together to learn and create.

With this partnership, Bitget will bring its knowledge and experience in Web3 to the student community. Through hands-on activities, panel discussions, and networking events, students will get real-world exposure to blockchain, cryptocurrency, and algorithmic trading. They’ll also have the chance to join Bitget’s Graduate Program to gain practical experience in the growing digital finance industry.

Ignacio Aguirre, Chief Marketing Officer at Bitget, said the partnership is about more than just education—it’s about helping shape the future of the Web3 space. He emphasized that by working closely with students and developers, Bitget can help build a stronger, more informed tech community. He believes that education is key for anyone stepping into fast-moving areas like blockchain and crypto.

Dario Monopoli, the Lead at GDG on Campus Zurich, expressed excitement about the collaboration. He highlighted that this isn’t just a sponsorship—it’s a chance for students to move beyond theory and gain real-world skills in blockchain infrastructure and crypto trading.

This partnership started earlier in 2025 with several successful events. In May, Bitget sponsored the “Build with AI” Hackathon at Constructor University, where 130 participants came together to explore AI tools. Then in October, Bitget supported the “AI Accelerate Hack” at KU Leuven in Belgium. Most recently, they joined forces for Devfest, hosted at Google’s Brussels office in November.

Looking ahead, more events are planned under this long-term collaboration. These may include joint hackathons with other tech communities, special meetups featuring top industry experts, and interactive workshops focused on real-world blockchain applications. Through these efforts, Bitget aims to foster growth in the Web3 community and help more people discover the potential of blockchain technology.

Founded in 2018, Bitget has become a major player in the digital asset space. It serves over 120 million users worldwide and offers access to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, along with tokenized stocks and ETFs—all on one platform. Its ecosystem includes AI-powered trading tools and support for blockchain networks like Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and BNB Chain.

Bitget also offers Bitget Wallet—an easy-to-use app designed for everyday finance using crypto. With over 80 million users, the wallet allows people to trade, earn, and make payments seamlessly while bridging crypto with traditional financial systems.

Bitget is also known for its high-profile partnerships. It is the official crypto partner of LALIGA in Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. It has also teamed up with UNICEF to bring blockchain education to over 1 million people by 2027. Additionally, Bitget is the exclusive crypto exchange partner of MotoGP™, one of the most exciting motorsport championships in the world.

For more details or updates on upcoming events and partnerships, visit Bitget’s official website or follow them on social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, Discord, and more.

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