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UNICEF is investing $100,000 in six blockchain startups to solve issues affecting developing economies. origin »
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The non-profit sector has emerged as one of the leading industries in crypto adoption. Despite a down market, crypto philanthropy is strong. The post Crypto Philanthropy Outperformed Markets in 2022, Donations Forecasted to Hit $10B by 2032 appeared first on BeInCrypto.
The venture arm of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), a global agency that provides humanitarian and developmental aid to children worldwide, has announced its latest round of investments today, as per details shared with CryptoSlate.
Crypto derivatives exchange Bybit has dipped into its bitcoin reserves and pledged up to 10 BTC to Covid-19 relief. The benevolent gesture will support humanitarian efforts made by UNICEF, who will receive the donation, while further raising the profile of Bybit’s World Series of Trading (WSOT) competition.
The UNICEF Cryptocurrency Fund recently announced its largest-ever investment — to the tune of 125 Ether (ETH) – to help eight promising technology startups from seven countries expand their work to mitigate the hardships brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic on children and youth.
Ubisoft, the international game publisher and development studio, announced Thursday the launch of “Rabbids” Token on Ethereum. The latter is meant to work in the popular Rabbids franchise to ultimately benefit the humanitarian efforts of UNICEF.
Ethereum Classic Labs (ETC Labs), an incubator that claims to be focused on accelerating innovative projects powered by the Ethereum Classic (ETC) blockchain network, has announced a $1 million donation to the UNICEF Innovation Fund.
The number of billionaires holding Bitcoin continues to grow. The latest magnate to go public with his BTC purchase is the philanthropist Bill Pulte, who now wants to promote the benchmark crypto’s adoption.