Binance Academy adds Aptos builder course with APT voucher pool

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Binance Academy has announced the launch of a free online Aptos builder course in collaboration with Aptos Labs and the Aptos Foundation. The course offers 3,500 APT in token vouchers to eligible verified users who complete the program during the specified activity period.

According to Binance Academy, the program is a self-paced online course titled “Introduction to Aptos: The Scalable Layer 1 Blockchain for Real-World Use.” It was created with input from Aptos Labs and the Aptos Foundation and is led by ecosystem contributors. The curriculum provides an overview of the Aptos technology stack, highlights leading decentralized finance (DeFi) applications and emerging protocols, and includes a tutorial on writing an initial Aptos smart contract. The course targets builders and enthusiasts interested in practical onboarding to the network.

Binance Academy has set an activity window from December 10, 2025, at 13:00 (UTC) to December 24, 2025, at 13:00 (UTC). Verified users who register, complete account verification if necessary, log in, and finish the course will receive an equal share of a 3,500 APT reward pool distributed as token vouchers. The terms specify several ineligible regions such as the Philippines, United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, Japan, among others. Vouchers will be distributed within 21 working days after the activity ends and will be valid for 14 days from distribution. Course certificates are contingent upon quiz completion.

The Aptos Foundation’s tokenomics overview indicates that the Aptos mainnet launched on October 12, 2022. The initial total supply was set at one billion APT with eight decimal places. An initial allocation split is detailed as follows: 51.02% to the community, 19% to core contributors, 16.5% to the foundation, and 13.48% to investors.

Binance Academy serves as Binance’s open-access education platform offering free learning materials about blockchain and cryptocurrency topics in over ten languages. Launched in 2018 by Binance—a company noted for its lack of an officially declared headquarters—Binance Academy aims to provide large-scale educational resources for retail users and builders within its broader ecosystem.



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