Grayscale Gifts $1 Million To Coin Center, Will Match Up To $1 Million More I...

Grayscale Gifts $1 Million To Coin Center, Will Match Up To $1 Million More I...

Today, crypto research and advocacy group Coin Center received a $1 million donation from Grayscale Investments, as well as a commitment to match any donations made in February up to an additional $1 million. This donation is the second of its kind, which was first pioneered by Kraken back in 2018 with a similar donation and matching campaign. “The Coin Center team has been amazed by the outpouring of support that the cryptocurrency community has shown us over the years, and especially the last few months,” reads an announcement on the group’s website. “Thank you to everyone who has....


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