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International crypto firm Bitget shared that its booth for Blockchain4Youth, an initiative aimed at educating young people about blockchain technology and digital financial literacy, was visited by guests and participants of LALIGA’s Youth Tournament, a grassroots football event in Asia focused on promoting sport, community, and camaraderie.
The booth featured a penalty shoot-out activity for children, according to Bitget’s press release, where goers with successful attempts received LALIGA x Bitget merchandise.
“I’ve always believed that the love for football starts early, often on the streets or fields just like this. Being part of LALIGA’s Youth Tournament means a lot to us because it’s about supporting passion at the age where it matters most. These kids play with joy, ambition, and imagination, the same qualities that shape great futures, whether in sports or beyond.”
Ignacio Aguirre, Chief Marketing Officer, Bitget
Moreover, the booth was not just for children but also for families, as it offered shade and water. Bitget emphasized that it reached its goal of creating positive touchpoints with parents and local football communities.
“The event was designed purely around community value. Bitget chose to support an event that was centered around discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship, qualities that are closely related to the company’s long-standing youth empowerment initiatives, rather than showcasing products or platforms.”
Ignacio Aguirre, Chief Marketing Officer, Bitget
Lastly, the booth of Blockchain4Youth is in line with Bitget’s partnership with LALIGA, the event’s organizer and an entertainment company, highlighting that it is among their initiatives, including matchday festivities, viewing parties, and school outreach initiatives.
“Partnerships like this demonstrate Bitget’s conviction that technology and culture flourish when rooted in authentic communities, as it continues to develop into a comprehensive Universal Exchange (UEX). One of the most crucial strategies for fostering trust and developing young people in the area is still to support youth sports.”
Ignacio Aguirre, Chief Marketing Officer, Bitget
Held from November 16 to 28, 2025, at the New Clark City Athletics Stadium, LALIGA’s Youth Tournament attracted 7,000 players and coaches.
It aims to showcase young talent in Asian football and has been held in various locations, including the Philippines. The tournament also consists of 80 teams divided into five age categories.
This article is published on BitPinas: Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth Booth Attracts Sports Enthusiasts at LALIGA’s Youth Tournament
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