Yo, welcome to Crypto 101, the average consumer's guide to cryptocurrency. This is Matthew

Aaron. And giving the charity is a very noble cause. We all feel good when we reach into our

pocket, take out of the money, and give it to a charity. But then you read a report, you see on the

news that only 10% or less of your money that you gave to that charity actually gets to the actual cause.

Where does the rest of the money go?

What are they using it for?

You never really truly know.

Well, Binance set off to fix that by putting charity on the blockchain.

And here to talk about Binance's charity initiative is the head of charities, Ms. Helen High.

And we're going to go into their plan,

how it's funded, what the future looks like, and the infrastructure they're setting up to

support charities. I'm excited to get into that conversation. Before we get into that conversation,

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