UNICEF launches Hopepage, a website to help alleviate poverty through mining

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) recently launched a "mining poverty alleviation" website - HopePage. The foundation's Australian branch said that HopePage's operating code was developed by the cocurve API team, and users can help poor children raise funds by opening the HopePage designated web page while mining digital currency.

What is the principle?

In fact, it is similar to the principle of some website mining viruses, using your computer's CPU resources to mine digital currency, but this is a public welfare activity, and the mined digital currency will be automatically donated to refugee children.

How to help alleviate poverty through mining?

Official website: https://www.thehopepage.org/

Entering the website shows that 7449 people are mining to help alleviate poverty

Click "start donating" to start mining. A dialog box will pop up asking whether to allow the computer CPU to be used for mining calculations.

Click the Allow button and go to the next step to choose how much computing power you want to donate. The default is 60%. Too much computing power will affect your computer performance. If your computer is idle, you can choose to donate more computing power.

Click the confirm button to confirm and start. After confirmation, it will show that you are helping Bangladeshi refugee children to supply water, food and vaccines. The total computing power and your computing power will be displayed in the upper right corner.

Isn’t it meaningful to use idle resources for charity to help Bangladeshi refugee children? Let’s do it together!

Send the mining website again

https://www.thehopepage.org/  

If the computer performance is seriously affected, you can choose to donate lower computing power or close the website to stop mining calculations.