Launchnodes
Philanthropy 3.0
What if a donor could give once and fund good causes in perpetuity? Philanthropy 3.0 series explores a new model of giving, where the interest generated by a donor's money funds nonprofits continuously, without anyone having to ask for another grant. It's already happening. Pioneered by GSR Foundation and built on Lido and Aave the same technology powering the next generation of digital finance. The approach is helping organisations do more with less fundraising and allowing donors to give more without giving more. This is where finance meets purpose. Welcome to Philanthropy 3.0.
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22 avr. 2026
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Inside UNICEF's Crypto Playbook: Stablecoin DeFi Yield for Giga, Cash Transfers by SMS 22.04.2026 49:15
Five years ago, Launchnodes and UNICEF's Office of Innovation started a conversation that most people in crypto and most people in philanthropy would have written off. What if you could fund a UN initiative without ever giving up your principal? What if the money stayed in your wallet, and only the yield went to work? In episode 2 of Philanthropy 3.0, Jaydeep Korde (Launchnodes) and James New...
Episode 1 - How to give without giving 26.03.2026 47:22
In our first episode, we sit down with GSR Foundation, one of the first institutional donors to put the Stablecoin for Impact and Impact Staking models into practice. They share why they made the leap, what they've learned, and why they believe the future of philanthropy doesn't have to be a choice between financial returns and real-world impact. This is where finance meets purpose. Wel...
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