Hi Guys! Sorry for the delay in this post, I should have posted this more than a week ago, but I had a hard time in my personal life, so I passed Steemit for a while, but I'm back and I'm a bit active again !
introduction
Before reading this article, you should check this! That goes way through what our mission at @ crypto.charity is, but since it's quite long, I'll give a brief summary below.
Basically, we want to help Venezuelans who suffer from hyperinflation. The inflation rate in Venezuela this year is 14,000%, imagine if your money is suddenly more than 99% worth your debt, it is as if the BTC had risen from $ 20,000 to $ 143, but They are all at the BTC. This is the reality of the Venezuelans, which is why cryptocurrency is so powerful that, even if we are in a bear market, it is always better than keeping your own currency or working to earn your own currency, and with a small amount Steem can help many Venezuelans to afford food and live to fight another day. That's why I think it's the most economically efficient form of charity because Steem travels a long way in Venezuela.
Distributors: Familiar Steemians who receive some of the money to distribute food and medicine to Venezuelans in their area who can not afford to be Steemese.
Source of inflation statistics
Table of Contents
Who are the distributors and what will they do with this money?
Who are our sponsors right now and how do you contribute to that?
How are the funds distributed?
How can I participate in the raffle and the pricelist?
Our future projects for a good cause
New dissonance!
My dissonance is cryptoe # 5209
Introduction to the dealer
Monies received by
He is one of my friends and the first one to look at the situation in Venezuela. I helped him buy food for a few months now and sent him 1-2 Steem every now and then when he needed it. He helped a lot to understand the situation in Venezuela and did a lot to create @ crypto.charity. Here is a video he took for me.