The Ukrainian government decided to accept BTC, ether (ETH) and the stablecoin or stable currency Tether, as a means to support the country in the war against Russia.
The outbreak of the war...
Bitso users can donate with
cryptocurrencies using their digital wallets or through the digital platform.
A donation system in Mexico will receive bitcoins
(BTC) as a contribution to fight against the Covid-19 pandemic. The donation
fund...
The game will offer a prize each week.
It is not necessary to be an expert in cryptocurrencies to play. People from
any country or age can participate.
During the quarantine-time, which seeks to avoid...
The church specified that they will only
accept up to 4 different cryptocurrencies, such as digital coins to receive donations
from their congregation.
Recently, it emerged the news that an evangelical
church in Switzerland would accept...
The blockchain project is conducted in three
communities in the Chiapas region, in southern Mexico. The financial inclusion
of about 45,000 Mexican farmers is expected.
It was reported that the Inter-American Development
Bank (IDB) approved, through...
The organization will deliver the funds as an
investment, through donations. The "Unknown Fund" considers anonymity
to be the "greatest challenge" of this era.
An organization called Anonymous created a funding instance under the
name of...
Bahamas is planning to issue its
cryptocurrency for the next year through its Central Bank. The digital currency
will be named Sand Dollar.
Dorian, the recent hurricane that caused dozens of
deaths and enormous damage in...
The fund will serve as a way to save
since donations will remain expressed in cryptocurrencies until their use.
Recently, UNICEF
announced the launch of its new digital donation fund where it can receive
cryptocurrencies for...
The tool will help improve the process
of payment for cocoa farmers in Ecuador.
Recently, the United Nations (UN) issued a statement
where it informed about its new project to combat poverty using blockchain
technology to...
