The list of donors and donation amounts for the Web3 industry's charitable support following the Tai Po fire in Hong Kong has exceeded HK$130 million!

A major fire broke out in Tai Po District, New Territories, Hong Kong, attracting widespread public attention. In the post-disaster relief efforts, the Web3 industry demonstrated remarkable solidarity and social responsibility, with numerous well-known projects, trading platforms, investment institutions, and community members quickly launching charitable donation campaigns.

According to the latest statistics, the total amount of this special charitable donation has exceeded HK$130 million, setting a new record for a single disaster relief donation amount in the East Asian Web3 sector.

This spontaneous aid effort not only reflects the technology industry's active commitment to social responsibility but also demonstrates the unique value of blockchain technology in ensuring transparency and efficient execution in charitable giving.

Some donors utilized smart contracts to ensure the complete traceability of funds, guaranteeing that donations reached affected individuals and reconstruction efforts accurately and efficiently.

This donation campaign brought together various forces from within and outside the industry, including well-known public blockchain projects, digital asset exchanges, NFT creator communities, and anonymous donors.

A representative from one organization stated: "Web3 is not just a technological innovation; it should also be a force that warms people's hearts. We are willing to stand together with the people of Hong Kong and overcome these difficulties."

Currently, the relevant funds have been disbursed through compliant channels and are being used for the resettlement of affected families, treatment of the injured, and reconstruction of community facilities.

This relay of love, spanning the virtual and real worlds, is injecting hope for rebirth into the disaster-stricken area and allowing the world to see the humanistic warmth behind Web3 technology.