What does the growing adoption of cryptocurrency mean for philanthropy? Charitable investors could use digital assets to fund philanthropy for the future.

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Cryptocurrency has the potential to and is already beginning to disrupt philanthropy and the ways that nonprofit organizations collect donations. In previous eras, philanthropic innovation was spurred by …

That moment put crypto philanthropy on the map. Since then, major organizations like UNICEF and the Red Cross have started accepting digital assets, proving that crypto donations aren’t just a passing …

A new model of giving, dubbed “crypto philanthropy” by the burgeoning web3 movement, is changing the way donors fund nonprofit work.

A number of charities accept cryptocurrency donations and begin to support crypto philanthropy as a way to attract new donors and more.

As an organization, we exist at the intersection of technology and philanthropy; a think tank for digital transparency for good, leveraging the efficiency and transparency of cryptocurrency, with real …

In recent years, the rise of cryptocurrency has transformed various sectors, and philanthropy is no exception. Crypto philanthropy refers to the practice of using cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin, …

In episode 143, we’re excited to welcome Rasmus Scheuer, Co-Founder of Pawthereum, a community-run crypto philanthropy project supporting animal welfare causes.

Crypto leaders Buterin, Larsen, and Karkai have donated millions to charitable causes, focusing on education, healthcare, and sustainability.