Christ Child is a reimagination of cryptocurrency and charity.
Austin, Texas Feb 8, 2022 (Issuewire.com) – Christ Child, the Christian charity blockchain project, will announce in the next few weeks on social media platforms details about the upcoming private and public sale of the Christ Child coin.
By creating a cryptocurrency designed with a 1% transaction fee aimed for humanitarian help, Christ Child’s mission is to fight poverty and to provide help during disasters.
All Christ Child coin holders automatically receive a percentage from every transaction that happens on the Christ Child network.
Christ Child will seal 100% of funding from the initial private sale in a 10 year locked liquidity.
This means that the developers won’t be able to rug pull the project.
Christ Child is also reinventing the charity experience by putting investors at the center of the experience: an Engagement Platform designed for the investor, creating a more involved, and immersive experience for everyone.
The Christ Child Coin is the product of 8 months of research and more than 4 months of development to build a smart contract and a charity project with a low carbon footprint, fast block speeds, and cheap gas fees.
“Covid is proof that we are not prepared for a pandemic. Millions of families had to deal with death,
income, and shelter loss. Natural disasters and wildfires across many countries also left countless
people homeless. So it’s time to change the way people do charity, too,” said the Founder and one of the developers of Christ Child. “We need to act now.”
Christ Child is an inclusive and social community. It’s where coin holders and fans can come together to talk, but with the added benefit of doing passive and active charity.
It will take a bold approach to fight poverty and prepare for the next natural disasters with the ongoing climate crisis.
Christ Child aims to be that bold global cryptocurrency project that will reach out to everyone who needs help.
Learn more at christ-child.com
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