IIT and ISB graduates from India join Mudrex's student Web3 community WAGMI

Mudrex has started a Web3-focused effort with the participation of students from prestigious institutions and universities in India. To provide Indian students with a thorough understanding of the next-generation digital business, the cryptocurrency investing platform is letting them take part in Web3 projects, trivia, and talk shows with industry professionals.

This initiative's moniker, 'WAGMI,' which stands for 'We Are Going to Make It' and is a famous buzzword in the cryptocurrency industry, was chosen by Mudrex.

Twenty reputable institutions and a total of 15 student organizations have teamed up with Mudrex to partake in the WAGMI program. Among some of the institutions from Delhi, Madras, Kanpur, and Roorkee that will be involved in the project are IITs, ISBs, and NITs.

Ashrith Reddy, a WAGMI collaborator from ISB, Hyderabad, noted that 'Web3 revolves around community, and WAGMI offers an opportunity for so many potential entrepreneurs by integrating the top minds in India.'

Web3 is being hailed as the next generation of the 2D Internet that we are all familiar with. On the other hand, Web3 is more open because it relies heavily on blockchain networks. The Web3 future has unique components, including cryptocurrencies, the metaverse, and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

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In 2023, new types of Web3-based virtual interaction technologies are predicted to appear, escalating global industrial competition and promotional efforts. Edul Patel, the CEO, and Co-Founder of Mudrex commented on the move and said that WAGMI will offer youngsters a useful opportunity to learn, communicate, and innovate in Web3.

Last year, Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase, and other high-ranking employees of his business presented job opportunities to college students in India. At the moment, corporate managers claimed that India provides the best experts, making the country a prime location for Web3 start-ups to expand and thrive.

According to a KuCoin estimate, India has over 115 million cryptocurrency investors or 15% of its huge population. Most cryptocurrency investors in India belong to the 18–60 age range.

As a result, other Web3 platforms have started similar projects with Indian students to encourage them to develop breakthroughs for the Web3 market. In order to assist students in creating firms in the Web3 sector, Tezos India organized events including its fellowship, boot camps, and hackathons last year.