Bitget celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day with a campaign that prints resumes on pizza boxes for Web3 job opportunities.
In a creative twist for Bitcoin Pizza Day, cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has introduced the Boxed for Opportunity initiative, celebrating its educational program Blockchain4Youth's third anniversary. This campaign intends to highlight young professionals by printing their resumes on pizza boxes, sending them directly to Web3 companies.
Bitcoin Pizza Day, observed on May 22, commemorates the legendary purchase of two pizzas for 10,000 BTC by programmer Laszlo Hanyecz in 2010, the first known commercial transaction using Bitcoin.
To participate, candidates need to complete a brief questionnaire outlining their qualifications and skills, upload their portfolios, and specify the regions they are interested in. The most impressive submissions will be printed on actual pizza boxes destined for partner companies. Additionally, top selections will gain visibility through promotion on social media by local influencers.
Bitget's Blockchain4Youth initiative has significantly evolved over the past three years, engaging more than 15,000 individuals, collaborating with over 70 universities, and hosting 100+ events on campuses. This year, the focus has shifted from purely educating about blockchain to enhancing career opportunities for young talents. The exchange has also launched the Blockchain4Youth Learning Hub, providing certification and career support.
Bitget's Marketing Director, Ignacio Aguirre Franco, expressed the initiative's importance, stating, "The future of Web3 is being shaped by the people we support today. Through Blockchain4Youth, we provide young talents with opportunities to learn, showcase their skills, and find their place in ecosystems where they can make a real impact." Recent reports indicate that Bitget's AI trading services have gained popularity, attracting nearly 500,000 users since February.
