Sri Lanka-based creators are set to gain new opportunities in financial education as Bybit, the world’ s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, launches a fully sponsored market literacy initiative in partnership with Mastering the Markets.

The online program is designed to support financial literacy and responsible market understanding by equipping creators with a structured foundation in how financial markets operate. Through an application-based selection process, chosen participants will take part in a comprehensive 10-week course focused on foundational market knowledge and ethical financial communication.

The curriculum covers essential concepts including market structure, price action, trends, support and resistance, technical analysis fundamentals, risk awareness, and disciplined decision-making. While some examples reference digital asset markets, the analytical frameworks taught are broadly applicable across global financial markets. The initiative is strictly educational and does not constitute financial, investment or trading advice.

By developing a clearer understanding of market behavior, creators are expected to communicate financial concepts more accurately, transparently, and responsibly to their audiences. The program aims to strengthen long-term confidence and encourage disciplined thinking when engaging with markets.

“ This structured 10-week program is designed to help creators strengthen their foundational market knowledge and communicate responsibly,” said David Bird, Founder and Chief Education Officer, Mastering the Markets.“ By focusing on strong foundations and disciplined thinking, we help people build the knowledge and confidence needed to engage with markets responsibly over the long term.”

“ Education plays an important role in how people engage with financial markets,” said Nazar Tymoshchuk, Bybit’ s Mini- Global Regional Manager.“ This initiative supports structured learning by giving creators access to a clear, curriculum-based foundation that can be communicated in an accessible and responsible way.”

Open to Sri Lankan key opinion leaders committed to learning and community education, the initiative reflects Bybit’ s continued investment in education-focused engagement. Upon completion, participants gain.

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CyberLogitec has signed an agreement with BNCT, operator of Busan New Port Terminal 5, to implement an AI-based port safety monitoring and control system designed to reduce collision risks between mobile equipment and personnel during terminal operations.

The agreement was formalised at a signing ceremony attended by Deuk-seon Choi, CEO of BNCT, and Han-seo Moh, Vice President of CyberLogitec.

The project aims to strengthen preventive safety management by monitoring operational risks in real time and enabling proactive intervention before incidents occur. The partners seek to establish a 24-hour, accident-free operating environment as ports become larger, more automated and complex.

BNCT has been evaluating alternatives to traditional, incidentdriven safety practices as part of its efforts to enhance on-site safety standards. The decision to adopt CyberLogitec’ s solution follows an industry-wide reassessment of safety management after a series of serious accidents at port terminals in Korea and overseas. Intelligent safety systems that identify and manage risks in advance are now regarded as a core operational requirement.

CyberLogitec’ s safety monitoring platform integrates AIbased video analytics, high-precision positioning technology and digital twin capabilities to provide real-time situational awareness across the terminal. Data from mobile equipment, workers and traffic flows is consolidated into a unified monitoring environment, enabling early detection of hazards and immediate alerts via control room dashboards and onboard terminals.

The system uses RTK positioning to track mobile equipment, while AI CCTV analyses operational scenes to assess risk levels. When hazards are detected, warnings are delivered to operators through vehicle-mounted terminals. RTK devices will be installed on 70 mobile assets, and 28 AI CCTV cameras will be deployed on 14 STS cranes. Full operation is scheduled for August 2026.

A CyberLogitec representative said the project marks a shift a safety model and that the company plans to expand AI and digital twin port solutions.

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