Manila Residents Paid in Ethereum For Cleaning Up Philippines’ Polluted Beaches

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Manila Residents Paid in Ethereum For Cleaning Up Philippines’ Polluted Beaches

"A decentralized application (dApp) based on the Ethereum (ETH) network will begin rewarding residents of Manila, the Philippines, with ETH for cleaning up a heavily polluted beach in the capital city of the nation. Joseph Lubin, an Ethereum co-creator and..."

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