Crypto Philanthropy offers many promising benefits to charities and donors, for instance: - Full transparency: each cryptocurrency transaction is unique, meaning that it is also easily tracked through a blockchain. …

There are approximately 30 million stray dogs in India and 1.3 million stray dogs and cats in Beijing. …

The blockchain has existed since the advent of Bitcoin, and many are skeptical about the new virtual currency after the last global financial crisis. In the early days, the main focus was mainly on the cryptocurrency itself, and not on the technologies behind it. This technology is called Blockchain. The…

While we understand and appreciate the power of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, many are yet to discover the potential of the underlying technology — a decentralized, peer-to-peer distributed book called Blockchain. This technology has made it possible to safely and instantaneously transfer currencies worldwide at a very low cost. Social…

Let’s look at 5 examples: There are many people who seek new charities to participate in, whether through volunteer work or by donating. The nonprofit world, like commercial industry, is rapidly changing with the development of technology. …

Blockchain social networks Blockchain technology has begun its implementation in social networks. Confidentiality is fundamental to a social network and this can be guaranteed by blockchain. Another nice bonus for users is the opportunity to earn. Let’s consider some social networks on blockchain. 1. Steemit (steemit.com) The social network is…

Technology-specific charitable foundations Tech giants Apple and Google are the two largest sponsors of technology charities. These companies understand that returning to technology-oriented organizations also helps their own business, as many of these nonprofits are working to bridge the gender and personnel gap that dominates the sector. …

Blockchain Farming In Indonesia, seasonal rains can destroy the incomes of small farmers, leaving them unable to buy the seeds and fertilisers necessary to grow the crops they subsist on. Indonesian entrepreneur Regi Wahue is hoping that Blockchain technology can help these farmers. “Due to the lack of digital technology…

International Charity Day In December 2012 the UN General Assembly on its 67th Session decided to mark the 5th of September as international charity day. This date was chosen to commemorate the death of Mother Theresa, the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize laureate, to honor her work helping the poor. This…