Indodax CEO Oscar Darmawan Wins MURI Award

Indodax CEO, Oscar Darmawan. (Photo: Doc. Indodax)

JAKARTA - Oscar Darmawan, CEO of INDODAX, won an award from the Indonesian Record Museum (MURI) as the first person in Indonesia to have a Master of Science in Blockchain and Digital Currency title.

This prestigious award was officially handed over on Wednesday 7 September, at the MURI Gallery in Jakarta, inaugurating Oscar Darmawan as a pioneer in advanced education in blockchain and digital assets in the country.

Oscar Darmawan's success not only reflects his extraordinary dedication to innovation in the blockchain industry, but also underscores INDODAX's strategic role as the main driver of the development of the blockchain industry and digital assets in Indonesia.

"I am very grateful and grateful for this award. This is a proud achievement for me personally and also for INDODAX. I hope this award can be a motivation and inspiration for the younger generation of Indonesia to continue to learn and develop their skills in the fields of blockchain and digital assets," said Oscar Darmawan, quoted on Saturday 9 September.

Oscar Darmawan also hopes that this award can have a positive impact on the development of crypto assets in Indonesia.

"With this award, we are determined to be more active in advancing blockchain technology adoption and educating the public about its benefits. INDODAX, as one of the largest crypto exchanges in Indonesia, will continue to be at the forefront of the development of the blockchain industry and digital assets in Indonesia," added Oscar Darmawan.

The Masters Program in Blockchain and Digital Currency is designed by combining the fields of finance, management, computer science, and information systems to be implemented in blockchain. Oscar Darmawan's achievements in completing this program show not only his superiority in the academic aspect, but also his commitment to building a stronger and more sustainable blockchain ecosystem in Indonesia.

He sees the many potentials of blockchains that can be developed. So, not only limited to the financial industry, but blockchains can also be widely applied in various other industries.

Oscar Darmawan also said that if there was an opportunity, He wanted to become a lecturer because being a teacher was one of his big dreams.

"By getting into the world of academics, I can channel knowledge related to blockchain to the wider community. I will continue to be committed to providing better education and access in participating in the landscape of global, secure, and responsible crypto assets. I believe this can encourage advances and innovation in the blockchain ecosystem," said Oscar Darmawan.

It did not stop until the postgraduate level, Oscar Darmawan continued his studies to the next level, namely the doctoral level (S3). In his study this time, he also focused on implementing blockchain technology.