Sep 5, 2026 2:25 PM
Traditional aid is too slow for the 65,000 victims of Nepal’s floods. The crypto industry is proving that blockchain is the only way to move relief funds fast enough across borders to actually save lives. By bypassing banks with stablecoins and decentralized auctions, firms like Ripple and Polygon are demonstrating that crypto is now more effective than legacy financial systems in a crisis. Is it time to admit that blockchain is the new gold standard for disaster relief?
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