As we approach the big 5-0, in this episode we reflect back on the key themes and reflections that emerged in the first 49 episodes, and the exciting next steps for the Crypto Altruism Podcast!

Unfortunately there are a lot of scams in the web3 space. The projects doing real good far outweigh these scams, of course, but this doesn’t take away from the importance of being able to recognize bad actors in the space. In this episode, we discuss what you should look for when evaluating potential partners and projects in web3, and some red flags that could indicate that a project is a scam.

For those in the social impact space looking to engage with web3, a real barrier to entry can be the fear of getting scammed, or unintentionally partnering with a bad actor. In this post, we highlight some questions you can ask yourself when evaluating potential partners or projects.

One of the biggest benefits for humanity, that will be ushered in by blockchain, is the role it will play in helping cut out the middle man, or intermediary organizations, that have traditionally funneled money away from the average individual and put it in the hands of the already wealthy.

In this episode, we  discuss a topic that can be, well, fear inducing for many in the web3 community: Blockchain and government! But don’t worry, we’re not talking about regulation here, or how governments are trying to shut crypto down. Instead we focus on how blockchain and crypto can build better governments.

In this episode, we share some strategies for how to stay well while working in the web3 space. Let’s face it, the web3 space is overwhelming and fast paced, and it can often be difficult to keep up. The end result can sometimes be stress, anxiety, and constant FOMO. By using some of these strategies, it can help ensure you get the most out of web3 while taking care of your self.

2021 was a year of amazing growth in the cryptocurrency and blockchain for social impact space. In this episode, we cover some of the top crypto social impact developments of 2021.

2021 was a year of amazing growth in the cryptocurrency and blockchain for social impact space. In this episode, we cover some of the top crypto social impact developments of 2021.

Despite all the negative events of 2021, one trend that can help create some semblance of optimism when reflecting back on the year, is the incredible growth in the intersections between crypto, blockchain, and social impact. To celebrate the extraordinary gains in the space over the past year, we’re excited at Crypto Altruism to highlight some of the top crypto social impact developments of 2021.

In this episode, we explore some of the prevailing narratives around crypto and blockchain, that are often negative or exaggerated, and challenge them head on. These perceptions create stigma around the space, which can act as a barrier to entry for some, and discourage those from the social impact sector, such as charities, non-profits, and community leaders, from engaging with the space.

The web3 space can be overwhelming and fast paced, and it can often be difficult to keep up. The end result can sometimes be stress, anxiety, and constant FOMO. Here are ten strategies for staying well in web3.

This #CryptoGivingTuesday was truly one to remember as more donors than ever came out and donated their hard earned crypto to support a variety of worthy charitable causes. What also made the day special was the incredible engagement around crypto giving, which painted a clear picture that it is here to stay and is in the mainstream.

Thousands of amazing non-profits now accept cryptocurrency donations. Here are ten reasons you should report them that this #CryptoGivingTuesday

Over the past year, there have been a number of positive catalysts that have turned crypto for social impact into a truly unstoppable force.

Crypto Altruism is excited to take the next step in achieving our vision with the launch of the Crypto Altruism Podcast on November 29, 2021! The Crypto Altruism Podcast will be offered Monday – Wednesday – Friday of each week and will focus exclusively on the intersections of social impact with blockchain, cryptocurrency, and web3.

When you opt to accept cryptocurrency donations, you are doing much more than just offering your donors a new form of payment. You are demonstrating that your organization embraces innovation and transparency, and are opening the door to a revolutionary new technology.