Co -founder of Binance Changpeng “CZ” Zhao transfers 500 BNB (BNB) to every Thailand and Myanmar after an earthquake of 7.7 earth, which caused stern damage to buildings and widespread floods.
Zhao plans to distribute funds via Binance and Binance Thailand, if you cannot find a donation platform outside to distribute disasters of disasters.
“I hope everyone is safe in Thailand,” wrote the founder of Binance on March 28 x post Before announcing the contribution to both countries affected by an earthquake.
According to GuardianIt has been confirmed that at least 144 people died as a result of a catastrophic earthquake, because the first respondents in both countries continue their rescue efforts to free people imprisoned under the rubble.
Source: Cz
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The disaster hits Myanmar and Thailand
The earthquake hit March 28 around 13:20 local time. The epicenter of the earthquake was about 10 miles from Mandalay-Drugi as to the size of the city in Myanmar.
The number of fatalities in both countries is expected to raise as ancillary action increases, and 732 people were reportedly injured as a result of an earthquake.
Min Aung Hlaing, head of Junta Myanmar, called every country that wants to lend a hand keep helping in case of any lend a hand.
Cryptographic donations strengthen lend a hand in times of crisis
Cross -border factor, low transactions and impossible cryptocurrency billing times make digital assets an ideal medium for funds in the event of helping disasters.
After an earthquake of 7.8, which influenced Turkey and Syria in February 2023, the philanthropist Halluk Levent began to collect donations for lend a hand in the case of cryptocurrencies.
Block Giving, a company that cooperates with non -profit organizations to facilitate cryptocurrency donations, also used crypto to raise funds for Maui fires victims in 2023 and managed to give over $ 1 million for lend a hand.
Recently, in January, Block Giving started the Fundraiser with emergency assistance for people affected by fires in California, Los Angeles and its surroundings.
At the time of writing this text, the organization collected over $ 1 million at California Wildfire Relief Fund.
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