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IoTeX Delegates4Good: The Giving Block & dRoute Partnership

A few months ago we announced The Giving Block’s IoTeX delegate where all proceeds would benefit our selected “Charity of the Quarter.” We did this to grow the IoTeX community and raise money for crypto-friendly nonprofits. Now, we’re expanding the initiative to more rapidly grow the IoTeX community and raise more cryptocurrency for nonprofits. That’s why we’ve decided to partner with the leading IoTeX delegate, dRoute Capital. Starting with epoch 2500, dRoute Capital will contribute 5% of all IOTX rewards to The Giving Block’s Charity of the Quarter, currently the Lupus Foundation of America. The rewards will be paid out directly to the charity at the end of each quarter. We’ll also follow up with a blog post that publicly verifies that all funds have gone directly to the nonprofit by posting the addresses and matching them to the nonprofits website. We hope this is the first of many IoTeX delegates to join this alliance of IoTeX Delegates4Good. Working with major nonprofit organizations is a great way for this community to grow and spread IoTeX awareness to new audiences. Delegates that join this alliance will receive a badge on their profile and benefit from the added exposure to the community and their delegate. Please reach out to The Giving Block Team on Telegram or Twitter @TheGivingBlock if you’re interested in joining the Delegates4Good Alliance. About dRoute Capital: dRoute Capital gives the IoTex community the optimal route to win block rewards, the power to manage network complexity when running multiple nodes, and the ability to maintain an alway-on, reliable network — no losing out on token rewards due to network outages! dRoute Capital is powered by dRoute, whose revolutionary advancement in block propagation speed and reliability is already enhancing the IoTeX network. dRoute is a Blockcycle Data Engine, empowering the decentralized world with blockchain-optimized end-to-end data routing, sensing, collecting, and analysis. The dRoute solution consists of specialized Routing, Sensing, and Oracle dNodes. Together they bring unique value to every variety of blockchain-era innovator, and provide the fastest path to high volume use at global scale: Private blockchain projects get a consistent and reliable, SLA-backed global network. Miners and validators get a block production competitive advantage via data sensing and high-performance delivery. Blockchain developers and dApps get the tools for building optimal UX and achieving real world usability via data collection and cutting edge analysis. dRoute’s goal is enhancing decentralisation by open sourcing dNodes for deployment around the globe. dRoute is built around a breakthrough Cornell packet network control algorithm — implemented by MIT technologists, and proven and embraced by global service providers and the National Science Foundation. Formal advisors include Prof. David Mazieres (chief scientist of Stellar and inventor of Kademlia), Alex Petrov (CIO of Bitfury), and Prof. Aleks Kuzmanovic (co-founder and chief architect of bloXroute). ‘Overview one pager- https://docsend.com/view/prjbefz The global dNodes one pager- https://docsend.com/view/e7kwmx2 Website- www.dRoute.net About The Giving Block: The Giving Block equips nonprofits to fundraise cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, providing education, training and a technical solution. For nonprofits who choose to go the extra mile, they advise on crypto fundraising strategies, and/or pair nonprofits up with partner crypto organizations, elevating fundraising and awareness outcomes. Ultimately, they help nonprofits build a crypto fundraising program, and a brand in the cryptocurrency industry. Website: https://www.thegivingblock.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheGivingBlock Telegram: @TheGivingBlock or https://t.me/thegivingblock Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheGivingBlock/ Medium: https://medium.com/@thegivingblock

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