Charity + Crypto?

[Eadefemi]

I want to know, is the platform still functional as when it was newly launched? I want to give it a try but all these platforms, how do they make their own money apart from traffic on the site. I have always tried to figure out.

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[eternalgloom]

There should be more initiatives like that, just because that's one area where cryptocurrency could really help people who need it the most.
Plus raising money for charity just brings in a lot of positive publicity, which is always needed.

[Gozie51]

I want to know, is the platform still functional as when it was newly launched? I want to give it a try but all these platforms, how do they make their own money apart from traffic on the site. I have always tried to figure out.

Well from what I know about charity organization, they usually get support from NGOs, individuals, also government do help. But I don't really know how it works with this one owning a token.

[hongus]

The project does not look serious. If the project ideas responded to the market. They would already have $ 1,000,000 or more. And $ 39,000 is too small capital for the project. Even if the project did not conduct ICO. It would be possible to find third-party investors. And so this is 0.

[prtty2gal2]

Hello everyone,

I am a avid user of a crypto platform called Crowdholding. They are a micro task platform where you earn crypto for giving feedback, taking part in bounties and numerous other tasks. Recently they have been helping a charity by crowdsourcing ideas. What do you think about that? Are there any other platforms like this? Below is the task they put up recently, where you give feedback and earn their token for giving advice to a charity.

https://www.crowdholding.com/project/340/task/909/advise-us-the-ways-for-charity-fundraising

Crowdholding has over 37,000 signups and 100+ projects, I think they are a sleeping giant and they have continued to grow quietly even through the rough market. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a way to earn crypto.

That's really cool, I haven't seen any website like this before, this is something very unique. My problem is that when it has to do with surveys and offers and thing like that, sites I visit usually tell that the offer is not available in my country, even cryptocurrency sites. I don't know how this one is going to be, maybe I'm going to check out their website first and see how it is and know whether it really something that is going to work out for me. But one thing for sure is that thing is great, whether it works for me or not.

[Cryptogiji]

Hello everyone,

I am a avid user of a crypto platform called Crowdholding. They are a micro task platform where you earn crypto for giving feedback, taking part in bounties and numerous other tasks. Recently they have been helping a charity by crowdsourcing ideas. What do you think about that? Are there any other platforms like this? Below is the task they put up recently, where you give feedback and earn their token for giving advice to a charity.

https://www.crowdholding.com/project/340/task/909/advise-us-the-ways-for-charity-fundraising

Crowdholding has over 37,000 signups and 100+ projects, I think they are a sleeping giant and they have continued to grow quietly even through the rough market. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a way to earn crypto.

Looks a very interesting project.

After viewing their website it's a great working platform with a lot of buzz happening on there. Also I checked them out on CoinMarketCap and they have grown over 40% in the last 24 hours, it's still a small market cap and low value token, but they are growing and because of that i have joined up to the platform to start earning their token!

[Olatunjex]

Anyway, that is such a unique idea from crowdholding but the idea is not bought, the market is not accepting the idea i suppose, maybe they should do more marketing.