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The Growth of Stablecoins in Crypto Philanthropy Stablecoin donations are rapidly growing in Crypto Philanthropy. The 2026 Annual Report on Crypto Philanthropy and Digital Fundraising Innovation reveals $32M+ in stablecoin giving and rising adoption of USDC, USDT, RLUSD, and DAI.

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47% of Wealthy, Young U.S. Investors Own Crypto: Study A study from Bank of America found that nearly half of young, wealthy U.S. investors hold cryptocurrency.

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The Crypto Market Cap is Over $1T. Is Your Nonprofit Ready to Accept Cryptocurrency Donations? Learn why crypto market cap matters, and how this vital statistic can inform your nonprofit’s decision to accept cryptocurrency donations.

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93% of Businesses Taking Bitcoin See Revenue and Brand Perception Improve. Does Accepting Bitcoin Donations Help Nonprofits, Too? Merchants enabling crypto payments have seen major benefits. So are the nonprofits now accepting Bitcoin donations.

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Crypto Philanthropy: Key Data and Statistics (2021) Crypto philanthropy is a form of charitable giving that support causes with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Get the latest data here from The Giving Block.

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