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Crescite and Notre Dame explore Web3 research together
Original coverage by The Sociable ·
Coverage overview
The Sociable reports on a memorandum of understanding between Crescite and the University of Notre Dame. The March 2024 article outlines plans for joint research, prototyping, and blockchain competitions, with an emphasis on technology’s potential contribution to social impact.
Excerpt from The Sociable
The University of Notre Dame, the private research university based in Indiana, is demonstrating that traditional, religious organizations and breakthrough technology can be combined.
The catholic university recently signed a Web 3.0 memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Crescite Innovation Corporation, a company with the world’s first faith-based blockchain token.
The expansive new MOU will see the two parties collaborating on joint research projects, prototyping and blockchain competitions. The partnership is a major step forward for the fast-growing community of organizations that aim to leverage Web 3.0 technologies for social causes.
To give an example, Crescite combines the collective interest of faith-based communities and impact-related investments to grow a global network of economic activity that is impactful, profitable, and sustainable. This includes the Crescite Protocol, a decentralized finance (DeFi) model with the world’s first faith-based token.