eToro Launches GoodDollar And Begins Delivering Universal Basic Income

A dollar sign forms one of the columns of a stately building

From Lawrence Wintermeyer / Forbes: GoodDollar is a basic income product that works via the public blockchain network. Because blockchain is decentralized and public, this platform could be used globally, non-reliant on any one government. GoodDollar uses G$ coins which can be sent through the system and converted to the local currency of a resident in a given country.

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