The founder of Binance, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), donated 150 BNB (about $100,000) to help students in Argentina affected by the collapse of the LIBRA token. This contribution will complement the $50,000 relief fund established by EnHeng. The token collapse occurred after its endorsement by Argentine President Javier Milei, leading to a sharp drop in its value. The relief fund is aimed at students who lost funds. To receive financial support, applicants must submit a request specifying their educational institution and provide a photo of their student ID.
2/17/2025 11:07:13 AM (GMT+1)
CZ donated 150 BNB to support students in Argentina affected by the collapse of the LIBRA token, complementing EnHeng’s $50,000 fund to compensate for financial losses
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