Non-profit organizations working to advance education, policy advocacy, and public understanding of blockchain technology. Groups like Gitcoin, Coincenter, and Giveth fund open-source development and push for sensible crypto regulation. This list highlights the mission-driven organizations helping to build a healthier, more equitable blockchain ecosystem.
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4.8
Gitcoin Grants
Gitcoin Grants is the largest quadratic funding platform for Ethereum public goods, having distributed over $60 million to open-source and community projects.
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4.7
Coincenter
Coin Center is a leading non-profit advocacy organization defending open blockchain networks and individual rights in Washington D.C., shaping cryptocurrency regulation and policy.
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4.7
Gitcoin
GTC
Ethereum
Gitcoin is dedicated to funding public goods and open-source software development, having distributed over $60 million to developers and community projects through its grants programs.
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4.6
Giveth
GIV
Ethereum
Giveth is a decentralized donation platform enabling zero-fee charitable giving and public goods funding with transparent on-chain tracking.
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4.5
clr.fund
Ethereum
clr.fund is a quadratic funding protocol for allocating grants to public goods projects using privacy-preserving voting on Ethereum.
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