Key Takeaways:
- The Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) was launched in Dubai, aimed at using blockchain technology to address global social, environmental, and economic challenges.
- BGA has gathered a diverse group of partners, including Bybit Web3 and the Solana Foundation, to leverage their expertise in fostering innovative blockchain solutions.
- The alliance not only promotes networking and resources for blockchain innovation but is also committed to projects that have a meaningful societal impact, like creating more inclusive financial systems.
In a significant development on April 15, the Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) was officially unveiled at the Blockchain Life Dubai event.
The BGA defines itself as a “collaborative network of organizations, projects, and individuals committed to leveraging blockchain technology to solve global social, environmental, and economic challenges.”
🚀 Excited to launch #BlockchainforGood! Together with partners, we’re uniting blockchain for societal impact.
🤝 @bybit_web3, @HBSCryptoClub, @solana, @moledao_io, @aptos, @AUSharjah, @buzhidao_tw, @ICPHub_AE, @Coiniseasy, @xuedao_tw, @libera_global, @edu3labs, @AlchemyPay pic.twitter.com/xy8FxmGRin
— Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) (@ChainforGood) April 15, 2024
This alliance includes a broad spectrum of participants from various sectors of the blockchain community.
Key partners of the BGA include notable names like Bybit Web3, Solana Foundation, Aptos, Moledao, and the Harvard Blockchain Club, among others such as ICP.Hub UAE, American University of Sharjah (AUS), Coineasy, Libera, Edu3Labs, Alchemy Pay, Bu Zhi DAO, and XueDAO.
Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) Unites Web3 for Societal Impact, Launching at Blockchain Life Dubai With Bybit Web3, Harvard Blockchain Club, Solana Foundation, Moledao, Aptos, ICP.Hub UAE, Alchemy Pay as Key Partners https://t.co/4cg3PS4rmz
— Bitcoin.com News (@BTCTN) April 15, 2024
These organizations span a wide range of academic, commercial, and technological specialties, bringing diverse perspectives and resources to the alliance.
The BGA aims to function as an incubator for blockchain technology.
According to its official website, the alliance will offer networking opportunities, connecting innovators with mentors, resources, and events to further develop blockchain solutions that address pressing global issues.
Abbie, a spokesperson and representative of the Harvard Blockchain Club, expressed enthusiasm about the launch: “We are thrilled to be a part of the Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) launch. Through our commitment to exploring university initiatives such as establishing a blockchain publication repository and supporting BGA’s impactful projects, we aim to foster a culture of innovation and collaboration within our academic community.”
Another BGA partner, Moledao, highlighted the alliance’s potential to foster widespread adoption of blockchain technologies in a recent YouTube video.
🔥 We’re proud to partner with the Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) @ChainforGood ! 💪
Discover how we’re leveraging #BlockchainforGood
🌐 Excited to start our journey with our partners @bybit_web3, @HBSCryptoClub, @solana , @moledao_io, @aptos, @AUSharjah, @buzhidao_tw,… https://t.co/3AYuaj1QGh
— Bybit (@Bybit_Official) April 15, 2024
They described the alliance as a pathway towards significant societal impact.
The concept of utilizing blockchain for societal benefit has also been academically explored.
We’re joining forces with @chainforgood to drive positive change through blockchain! 🌍✨
We’re committed to leveraging #BlockchainForGood to explore more real-world use cases for the industry.
Join us and be part of the movement! https://t.co/yy2kyCVeHj https://t.co/6zRIIT3A9Z
— moledao (@moledao_io) April 15, 2024
Italian researcher Silvia Semenzin from the GRASIA Research Group at the Complutense University of Madrid recently analyzed the effectiveness and motivations behind blockchain initiatives aimed at doing good.
Her findings, published in Sage Journals, suggest that while many such initiatives are profit-driven or overlook economic disparities, the non-profit nature of the Blockchain for Good Alliance aims to overcome typical hurdles faced by tech endeavors in this field.
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— CoinEasy | Experience EASY App on iOS & Android (@Coiniseasy) April 15, 2024
Lily Liu, President of the Solana Foundation, also commented on the potential that this collaboration: “enhances our commitment to harnessing blockchain for global benefit.” she said.
The alliance is expected to foster impactful changes by joining together: “This has opened doors for innovative public infrastructure projects such as Helium and Hivemapper, where users not only contribute but also earn from their participation. Moreover, Solana’s technology facilitates accessible cross-border remittances and new financial products, making it a pivotal player in creating a more inclusive financial system.” Liu added.
🚀 Thrilled to announce the launch of #BlockchainforGood Alliance! 🌍 Joining forces with visionary partners, we’re pioneering blockchain solutions for societal impact and positive change.
🤝 Together with industry leaders like @Bybit_Official , @Harvard , @ethereum , @solana,… https://t.co/04VjaYOWOS
— Edu3Labs (@Edu3Labs) April 15, 2024
As blockchain technology continues to evolve, initiatives like the Blockchain for Good Alliance are pivotal in steering its application towards beneficial and transformative outcomes globally.
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