Here’s what’s become of Ethereum co-founder’s $1 bn India Covid crypto donation

By cineramaJuly 28, 2021Ethereum

In order to comply with India’s Foreign Contribution Regulation Act the fund has gradually been converting the tokens into dollars and then rupees, with about 80% completed so far, […]

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Here’s what’s become of Ethereum co-founder’s $1 bn India Covid crypto donation

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