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As the possibility of Roe v. Wade overturn becomes a reality, pro-choice activists and nonprofits are looking at crypto and DAOs to speed up fundraising (New York Times)

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As the possibility of Roe v. Wade overturn becomes a reality, pro-choice activists and nonprofits are looking at crypto and DAOs to speed up fundraising  —  Activists and nonprofits are considering digital currencies as a way to raise funds.  But can they really do anything other payment methods can’t?



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