Altcoins News
By Steven Anderson
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Native tokens on Cardano do not require execution fees, access greater transaction speeds, and enjoy value preservation.
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One of the users remarked, all of the things Ethereum isn't! We may be smaller, but Cardano is the hungry velociraptor circling the wounded Ethereum T Rex! Cardano will feed soon!”
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For clarity, velociraptor is a genus of dromaeosaurid theropod dinosaur that lived approximately 75 to 71 million years ago during the latter part of the Cretaceous Period.
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Meanwhile, there are lot of mission driven stake pools in the Cardano Ecosystem. All of these pools can be a great way to earn interest and to support a good cause.
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For clarity, Mission Driven Pools [MDP] is a collective of mission-based Cardano stake pool operators.
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GAIA Stake Pool [GAIA]: “We donate 33.33% of our profit to charities that heal the earth, and we re-invest at least 33.33% of our profit back into pledge.”
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NOWgrantsArtists Stake Pool [NOW]: “NOW donates 50% of profits to emerging artists and arts organizations. I will donate an extra 1% per dollar from $20-$70 ADA price.
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Charity Pool [CHRTY]: “Supporting children’s education and health by donating 100% pool fees to United Way Romania, an organization which works every day to ensure every…
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ECO Pool [ECO]: “ECO Pool donates 30% of its total fees to charities battling climate change and environmental challenges.
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ADABreathes Pool [AIR]: “We are trying to create a better world and this can also be achieved by redistributing wealth and certainly helping others.
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Cardano Abu [CABU]: “Staking with Cardano Abu allows us to give more to charitable causes. We donate 50% of pool fees to children’s charities.
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And, for those who are looking for an exhaustive list can visit Mission Driven.
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