Episode 13 - 21 of the top crypto social impact developments of 2021 - Part 2

In our most recent podcast episode, to celebrate the beginning of a new year and the incredible achievements in the crypto for social impact space in 2021, we highlighted some of the top developments in the space over the past year. In the last episode, we highlighted numbers 1-11, and for this episode, we are going to continue on, and highlight the last ten developments in our “top 21 crypto social impact developments of 2021" series.

Summary of top crypto social impact developments covered in this episode:

12. Charities embrace crypto donations

13. Mining organizations find creative ways to address the energy intensity of bitcoin mining

14. Crypto funds take over!

15. NFTs create new opportunities for inclusion

16. Play-to-earn disrupts online gaming while creating new sources of income for low-income communities

17. Crypto exchanges give back

18. DAOs take the social impact world by storm

19. Blockchain is used to hold corporations accountable for their climate impacts.

20. Crypto meets donor-advised funds

21. The Crypto community responds to global crises

*Axie Infinity article referenced in # 16 can be found HERE.

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