Charity organization Oxfam is providing assistance to Vanuatu victims through cryptocurrency

On June 17th, the charity Oxfam has teamed up with Australian technology startup Sempo and Ethereum co-founder Joe Lubin's ConsenSys to launch an innovative aid program that uses cryptocurrency for Vanuatu victims. Provide assistance. The UnBlocked Cash project, its encrypted conference charity, is also supported by the Australian government.

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