@cz_binance: Really proud that @GiggleAcademy is teaching more than 1 Million kids world wide. The project is ~2 years old (with the…
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CZ announces that GiggleAcademy has taught over 1 million kids worldwide in about 2 years, aiming for 10 million soon, with zero revenue but high impact.
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Really proud that @GiggleAcademy is teaching more than 1 Million kids world wide.
The project is ~2 years old (with the first year, I was severely “distracted”).
Will reach 10 million kids soon.
Zero revenue. High Impact! https://t.co/LGmxOGVVx2
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