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The Lifeboat Foundation is still claiming to be a government-sanctioned charity despite it still being unclear exactly what it does with the donations it receives. The organization, which Protos covered all the way back in 2021, describes itself as a 501(c)3 charity but is best known in Crypto circles for its donors, which include a host of important Crypto currency advocates and founders such as Vitalik Buterin, Stuart Hoegner, JR Willett, and Charles Hoskinson. While it’s not immediately obvious where the foundation’s donations go, it claims to be working on numerous shields for Earth (Nano Shield, Black Hole Shield, Asteroid Shield) along with a seed preserver and so-called ‘space habitats.’ Any proof of development on these hasn’t been shared publicly. The foundation claims to be working on numerous shields for Earth. Revocation and lies Since 2020, the Lifeboat Foundation has been on the IRS auto-revocation list, meaning that it hasn’t filed the necessary documents wit...

Crypto’s inclusion at non-web3-focused events indicates a growing interest in the blockchain’s applications beyond finance. Crypto conferences have continued to take the world by storm, being the epicentre for revolutionary concepts, gathering places for headline speakers, and entertainment for the wider population, with side events featuring the world's most-known celebrities. With so much attention being drawn to these events, many organizations have recognized their impact in not only promoting Cryptocurrencies themselves but also in demonstrating the asset’s utility in other industries. Consider some examples. In the most recent 2022 Grammys, the world saw a prestigious music award ceremony also become the location of thought-provoking discussions on NFTs. Not to mention, The World Economic Forum's Davos event ended up focusing on the power of blockchain and Web3.0. Taken together, events like these prove that those beyond the crypto community care about what the blockchai...