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    Video: The Giving Block vs WYDE.org: Donate Crypto, or Join the Cause

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    You can donate crypto to charity. Or you can do something it can't: become part of the cause itself. The Giving Block is the respected leader in crypto giving, you donate your crypto to a nonprofit, it's a one-time gift, you hand the asset away, you get a tax receipt. A better way to give crypto, once. WYDE is something different. It's the Impact Exchange where a cause goes public and gets governed by its members. Instead of giving a coin away, you hold a cause coin and become a member of the cause, funding its mission continuously and helping govern where the funding goes. You don't donate to the cause. You join it. $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. Donating crypto helps once. Joining a cause lasts. ▶ Join the first cause: https://eat.ong

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