TRON And Stellar Are Part Of A New Blockchain Education Alliance

Tron and Stellar – in fact the Stellar Development Foundation – are featured in the news as being part of a new alliance which will provide university students with a working knowledge about blockchain technology.

As a news release shared in the latest crypto news shows, the top crypto projects Tron and Stellar will actively work together to form a new educational alliance which will provide university students with the connections and knowledge they need to successfully enter the blockchain industry workforce.

Tron and Stellar are part of a 11-member project which will focus on the Blockchain Education Alliance as an organization that will jointly develop and fund a number of educational initiatives in order to bring blockchain technology to the masses.

The new alliance is currently spearheaded by the blockchain accelerator MouseBelt – which is the key player that wants to build a network of industry leaders and bring blockchain technology to the forefront. The Stellar news show that TRON and Stellar will be active members in this initiative.

As the director of MouseBelt Ashlie Meredith recently said, students are eager to be educated by blockchain experts. She added:

“Universities need established experts in the space to help develop curriculum and projects — and Stellar, TRON, Hedera, ICON, Ontology, Wanchain, Harmony One, Nervos, Orbs, LTO Network, Emurgo, NEM, and ETC Labs are well positioned to share valuable knowledge. We have an opportunity to have a positive impact on how blockchain technology is introduced to students, which will result in more blockchain developers, more innovative research, and higher quality companies.”

Tron and Stellar are now in the focus of the news for their potential of bringing more funding to students’ activities and expand their educational opportunities in the field.

The blockchain education initiative is seen as a major success already, supporting research and entrepreneurship in students. Before this, MouseBelt has launched a similar initiative in August at UC Davis, UC Los Angeles and UC Santa Barbara in order to support blockchain-focused education, too.

“We aim to help these universities become a driving force for innovation in the blockchain space, as well as provide students and researchers with the opportunity for both theoretical and industry experience,” Meredith said at the time.