PraSaga and Metahug are collaborating to provide Web3 educational products through Roblox

[PraSaga and Metahug are cooperating to provide Web3 educational products through Roblox] Golden Finance News, PraSaga announced a partnership with the global charity organization Metahug to help teenagers with limited resources understand and use Web3. Metahug will show kids how to use and create Web3 tools through Roblox, a popular teen gaming platform, and PraSaga is offering free access to its SagaChain to support the initiative.

The partnership will be celebrated with the Metahug Back-to-School Roblox Hackathon, encouraging young students around the world to create and collaborate on the platform. The program will provide gaming education: various Web3 topics including blockchain, DAOs and ownership. (prnewswire)

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