Blockchain for social good
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Argues that blockchain already provides practical tools: self-sovereign identity to back up land and property records for refugees, blockchain-based track and trace to follow donations and cut the "pennies on the dollar" leakage from the billions poured into disaster relief, and reuse of AML/KYC tooling to audit funds. Claims a live footprint in Africa (office in Ethiopia, ag pilots), and predicts a security token revolution that opens a global VC/stock market to the "three billion poorest."
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