- Along with financial incentives, Bybit and SPAS will plan school activities that foster community involvement and cooperation.
- Within 30 days following the agreement, the funds will be released, and within 60 days after that, a thorough report on their allocation will be given.
For the 2025–2026 academic year, 300 students at St. Paul American Scholars (SPAS), a prominent international school in Korea, will receive $100,000 as part of a substantial scholarship program announced by Bybit, the second-largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world based on trading volume. This partnership, which includes both a monetary contribution and educational events on campus, highlights Bybit’s dedication to encouraging academic success and creative thinking in order to develop future leaders capable of navigating a connected world.
The scholarship will provide worthy students recognition and priceless financial assistance, inspiring them to follow their academic goals and use their talent to explore the globe. A variety of cultures and characteristics will be represented among the recipients, which will include need-based assistance for staff members’ children, scholarships for international students, sibling scholarships, and support for SPAS students who exhibit academic success. Bybit hopes to motivate students to realize their full potential and bring about long-lasting change by investing in young talent with global aspirations. Within 30 days following the agreement, the funds will be released, and within 60 days after that, a thorough report on their allocation will be given.
Along with financial incentives, Bybit and SPAS will plan school activities that foster community involvement and cooperation among students, parents, and teachers. The idea that education is a “three-legged stool,” sustained by collaboration between educators, parents, and students, is exactly in line with this program.
Gwanggyo, Bundang, Dongtan, and Ansan are the four campuses of Saint Paul American Scholars (SPAS), which was founded in 2015 and is located in one of Korea’s largest cities. Accredited by Accreditation International (AI), the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA), the Middle States Association (MSA), and Cognia, SPAS is regarded as one of Korea’s top American educational institutions.
Through collaborations with The Knox School in New York, CIC School in Canada, and Prince Bishop Summer School in the UK, SPAS also provides an international exchange program that gives students priceless chances to encounter other cultures and viewpoints from across the world.
Helen Liu, COO of Bybit stated:
“The budding talent today are the building blocks for a better future, and we are honored and excited to support the exceptional students at SPAS. This scholarship embodies our commitment to creating opportunities that empower young minds and inspire positive impact.”
The collaboration with Bybit will further improve the educational environment and guarantee that students are ready for a worldwide world as SPAS expands, adding Chinese language courses taught by local speakers and preparing to open a second campus in Hanoi, Vietnam.
The SPAS collaboration is a recent development in Bybit’s community and philanthropic initiatives pertaining to progressive education and knowledge sharing. In addition to continuing its worldwide presence via the Crypto Content Creator Campus, the crypto-native firm has made contributions to programs and causes at the American University of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates.
