For the full walkthrough, see the Learn2Earn complete guide.

Short definition

Learn2Earn (L2E) is Connect United's rewarded education program. Eligible members complete a weekly lesson cycle — learn, quiz, action step, verification — and can receive blockchain-based rewards such as tokens and/or NFTs for verified participation.

It is Proof of Action applied to education: you do not get credit for only watching. You demonstrate understanding and complete a required action.

The 4 steps (from Connect support)

Each week, a new lesson is posted in the Connect platform's Weekly Learn2Earn section. To qualify during the live weekly window, eligible users must complete all four steps:

  1. Watch the lesson video or read the lesson content
  2. Take the short quiz to prove you understand the core ideas
  3. Complete the action step — a simple, real-world application of the lesson
  4. Submit the verification form (use your Connect email; spelling mistakes can delay rewards)

What you may receive

Connect's Learn2Earn article describes rewards such as:

  • NFTs — unique digital assets related to the lesson
  • Tokens — digital rewards such as WIN, earned through proof of learning and action

Rewards are described as going to your Connect wallet; visibility may take time depending on blockchain activity. Support materials have noted NFTs issuing on a weekly schedule (for example, Wednesdays) — confirm current timing in the live platform/support docs.

Who is eligible?

Access to Learn2Earn reward eligibility is tied to products described in support docs, including:

  • Owned BlockBot — described as lifetime Learn2Earn reward access
  • Weekly Pass NFT — reward access for one week
  • Yearly Pass NFT — reward access for 52 weeks

Always confirm current eligibility rules on support.connectunited.com before assuming access.

What Learn2Earn is not

  • It is not a guaranteed-income program
  • It is not the same as the Blockchain Academy (Academy = self-paced learning library; Learn2Earn = weekly rewarded cycle)
  • It is not financial advice

Related pages

Sources — verify yourself