A historic wave of crypto legislation just reshaped the landscape of digital assets in the U.S.—and opened up major new opportunities for charitable giving.
Not only can you donate cryptocurrency to many nonprofits, but doing so also comes with several benefits, especially when it comes to optimizing your tax liabilities.
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A historic wave of crypto legislation just reshaped the landscape of digital assets in the U.S.—and opened up major new opportunities for charitable giving.
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The Global Blockchain Business Council welcomes its 2024 Ambassadors, expanding its global network to 301 individuals across 117 jurisdictions and various fields.
If you are a cryptocurrency holder interested in charitable giving, setting up a donor-advised fund (DAF) can be an excellent way to maximize your impact and tax benefits.
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These companies provide insightful reporting and analysis on how blockchain technology is being used to tackle some of the world's most pressing issues.
The Global Blockchain Business Council welcomes its 2024 Ambassadors, expanding its global network to 301 individuals across 117 jurisdictions and various fields.
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