https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/YdZ_ChmzoN8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YdZ_ChmzoN8/hqdefault.jpg We Don't Have the Golden Goose Yet, But This Thesis Could Work | Wyde Never build because it's cool, build because it feeds people. The honest case for flipping nonprofit work from 90% fundraising to 90% impact. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking nonprofits p https://www.youtube.com/embed/YdZ_ChmzoN8 2026-07-01T01:00:02+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/rt4lvoYJbVs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rt4lvoYJbVs/hqdefault.jpg How a New Wyoming Law Lets You Take a Nonprofit PUBLIC (DUNA Explained) From Standard DAO in 2021 to the 2024 DUNA regulation that unlocked everything. The same structure behind Uniswap and Syndicate is how Wyde takes nonprofits public. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Excha https://www.youtube.com/embed/rt4lvoYJbVs 2026-06-28T01:00:08+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/nSjcR0dZRRs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nSjcR0dZRRs/hqdefault.jpg What Feed the Children Actually Said About Going Onchain | Wyde Big nonprofits want to fundraise differently but crypto feels risky. How Wyde's gate-fenced DUNA lets them benefit safely, and where it could go next. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking non https://www.youtube.com/embed/nSjcR0dZRRs 2026-06-27T16:00:23+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/H7aUzi2DBro https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H7aUzi2DBro/hqdefault.jpg The Fundraising Treadmill Quietly Killing Nonprofits | Wyde Nonprofits spend up to 40% of their time fundraising on a treadmill that resets every year. Wyde brings perpetual funding to break the cycle. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking nonprofits p https://www.youtube.com/embed/H7aUzi2DBro 2026-06-27T01:00:28+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/tsDfmTWbDGQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tsDfmTWbDGQ/hqdefault.jpg Why Taking a Nonprofit Public Makes For-Profit Businesses Better | Wyde Twenty debit cards don't feed families. Going wyde lets for-profit businesses, from cards to restaurants, build community and impact into every transaction. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taki https://www.youtube.com/embed/tsDfmTWbDGQ 2026-06-25T16:00:35+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/mrH61FmJOx0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mrH61FmJOx0/hqdefault.jpg Why Wyoming? The State Quietly Rewiring Crypto | Wyde Explained Wyoming invented the LLC in 1977 and just did it again with the DUNA, the v2 of the DAO. Wyoming is to decentralized markets what New York is to finance, and that's why it's called Wyde. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyomi https://www.youtube.com/embed/mrH61FmJOx0 2026-06-23T01:00:12+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/OoJgDhl5nGY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OoJgDhl5nGY/hqdefault.jpg The NYSE for Nonprofits Is Real, and It's a $4.3 Trillion Market | Wyde The nonprofit sector is 4.3 trillion dollars a year, almost 10% of US GDP, and it runs on annual fundraising and opaque flows. Wyde is the exchange built to fix it. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Excha https://www.youtube.com/embed/OoJgDhl5nGY 2026-06-22T01:00:27+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/kUhckY0SWA8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kUhckY0SWA8/hqdefault.jpg What Is St. Jude's? Why Families Never Get a Bill | WYDE.org Explainer #cancer #wyde #charity At St. Jude, no family ever gets a bill. Not for treatment, travel, housing, or food. Here's how that's possible. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, founded by entertainer Danny Thomas in 1962 in Memphis, both treats kids with cancer and other catastrophic diseases and resea https://www.youtube.com/embed/kUhckY0SWA8 2026-06-06T04:43:37+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/8BAs4uD7gQ4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8BAs4uD7gQ4/hqdefault.jpg What Is the Salvation Army? (It's Two Things at Once) | WYDE.org Explainer #endhunger #wyde #charity You know the red kettles and the bells. But the Salvation Army is bigger than you think, and it's two things at once. The Salvation Army is both an evangelical Christian church, founded in London in 1865, and one of the largest social-service organizations in the country, servin https://www.youtube.com/embed/8BAs4uD7gQ4 2026-06-06T04:36:50+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/fpQyKXjqlr8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fpQyKXjqlr8/hqdefault.jpg What Is United Way? (And What It Actually Does) | WYDE.org explainers #unitedway #wyde #charity You've seen "LIVE UNITED" everywhere. But what does United Way actually do? United Way isn't a single charity, it's a worldwide network of local ones, nearly 1,800 independent United Ways across about 45 countries, each serving its own community under one shared name. https://www.youtube.com/embed/fpQyKXjqlr8 2026-06-05T21:43:50+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/SbuzbXSP_rQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SbuzbXSP_rQ/hqdefault.jpg The Top 10 Charities by Every Major Cause (by Donations) | wyde.org explainers #charity The single biggest charity in America for each major cause. One per cause. Here's the list, by private donations. Hunger: Feeding America, the nation's largest hunger-relief network. Children's health: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Community and human services: United W https://www.youtube.com/embed/SbuzbXSP_rQ 2026-06-05T21:42:00+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/NtilL0xWeMM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NtilL0xWeMM/hqdefault.jpg Where Does $592 Billion in Charity Come From? (US Nonprofit Market, Explained) | wyde.org #charity How big is American giving, really? Bigger than almost anyone realizes. In a single year, Americans gave about $592 billion to charity. Here's where it comes from: individuals gave about $392 billion, roughly two-thirds of everything. Foundations gave about $110 billion. Gifts l https://www.youtube.com/embed/NtilL0xWeMM 2026-06-05T07:09:51+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/waDaDrh0LZM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/waDaDrh0LZM/hqdefault.jpg The Road to a Billion Meals, Part 2: Where the Locked Coins Go | wyde.org In Part 1, we showed how $EAT unlocks coins by funding real meals, a kind of proof of impact. This raised a fair question: when those coins unlock, where do they go, and what are they for? The honest answer starts by reframing the question. That worry usually comes from picturin https://www.youtube.com/embed/waDaDrh0LZM 2026-06-05T06:47:28+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/H4tSGOG-Sg0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/H4tSGOG-Sg0/hqdefault.jpg Clippers: Get Paid to Feed the World | WYDE.org #whop #clips #clippers #doinggood #charity #crypto Clippers, you've made people famous and sold millions in products. Here's something new: clip a movement that actually feeds people, and get paid to do it. Here's how it works. The world already grows enough food for everyone, hunger is a delivery problem, not a shortage. WYDE i https://www.youtube.com/embed/H4tSGOG-Sg0 2026-06-05T06:43:37+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/1mdxpL0osD0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/1mdxpL0osD0/hqdefault.jpg Why Crypto Degens Are About to Become Charity's Biggest Champions | wyde.org #crypto #charity The people least likely to donate to charity are about to become the ones who fight hardest for it. And it's not a fantasy. It's just incentives. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where a cause goes public and is governed by its own members, the people who hold its cause coin. $EAT, f https://www.youtube.com/embed/1mdxpL0osD0 2026-06-05T06:41:20+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/Rg79gr5aWp0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Rg79gr5aWp0/hqdefault.jpg How a Cause Lasts Forever: Endowment vs Cause Coin #crypto #endowment #charity #wyde #causecoin How does a cause last forever? The old answer needs a billion-dollar pile of money. There's a new one. An endowment is how great institutions endure: a huge sum is invested, the institution spends only about four to five percent of the returns each year, the principal is preserved, and it lasts for generations. Genuinely powerful, but it takes a fortune to start, it's usually controlled by a board, and the public can't really see inside it. A cause coin reaches "forever" a different way. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public, and $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. Instead of a giant upfront pile of money, the cause is funded by ongoing activity. Instead of a board, it's governed by its own community. And instead of opacity, it's fully verifiable, anyone can check it. An endowment makes a cause last with a fortune and a board. A cause coin makes it last with activity and a community, in the open. Forever used to need a fortune. Now it needs us. ▶ See a cause built to last: https://wyde.org https://www.youtube.com/embed/Rg79gr5aWp0 2026-06-05T06:39:55.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/CQZxo17Zd-E https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CQZxo17Zd-E/hqdefault.jpg $200 Billion Is Sitting in Charity Accounts. DAFs vs Cause Coins #daf #causecoin #wyde #charity There's over 200 billion dollars sitting in charity accounts right now, not reaching anyone. Here's why, and a different way. A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a charity account: you put money in, get the tax break right away, and recommend grants to charities whenever you choose. They're popular, flexible, and many donors do give actively. But here's the structural catch: unlike private foundations, DAFs aren't required to pay out, so the money can sit for years, even indefinitely, while the tax deduction has already been taken. Hundreds of billions are parked right now. A cause coin works the opposite way. Nothing sits. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public, and $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. Activity funds the cause continuously and immediately, anyone can verify the money moving, and you're a member who helps direct it, not a donor who waits. A DAF can hold charitable money for years before it helps anyone. A cause funds the work right now, and you can watch it happen. ▶ See funding that doesn't wait: https://eat.ong https://www.youtube.com/embed/CQZxo17Zd-E 2026-06-05T06:38:23.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/OKJq9GGLDHs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OKJq9GGLDHs/hqdefault.jpg The Giving Block vs WYDE.org: Donate Crypto, or Join the Cause #endhunger #wyde #hunger #crypto You can donate crypto to charity. Or you can do something it can't: become part of the cause itself. The Giving Block is the respected leader in crypto giving, you donate your crypto to a nonprofit, it's a one-time gift, you hand the asset away, you get a tax receipt. A better way to give crypto, once. WYDE is something different. It's the Impact Exchange where a cause goes public and gets governed by its members. Instead of giving a coin away, you hold a cause coin and become a member of the cause, funding its mission continuously and helping govern where the funding goes. You don't donate to the cause. You join it. $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. Donating crypto helps once. Joining a cause lasts. ▶ Join the first cause: https://eat.ong https://www.youtube.com/embed/OKJq9GGLDHs 2026-06-05T06:25:18.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/xcSy9WK9Bqs https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xcSy9WK9Bqs/hqdefault.jpg What Is a Food Bank? (How They Actually Work) | wyde.org explainer #foodbank #endhunger #charity Most people have heard of food banks. Way fewer know how they actually work. A food bank is the engine room of hunger relief. It's a large hub, often a huge warehouse, that collects, stores, and distributes food at scale. The food comes from grocers, farms, and manufacturers, plus community drives, often perfectly good food that would otherwise go to waste. Here's the part most people miss: a food bank usually doesn't hand food directly to you. It supplies the front line, the local food pantries, soup kitchens, school programs, and mobile distributions, and those give food directly to people in the community. One food bank can feed an entire region. So the chain runs: donated food, to the food bank, to local programs, to families. It's a system built to close a painful gap, tons of good food going to waste while neighbors go hungry. And it's the real-world system that hunger missions help fund. $EAT, for ending hunger, is a community working to do exactly that, and food banks can get support and visibility through the Hunger Network. ▶ See how food banks get supported: https://eat.ong/network ▶ Watch next: "What Is Feeding America?" + "What Is Feed the Children?" This video is an educational explainer about how food banks work. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public; $EAT is the first cause on it, working to end hunger, and food banks can claim a listing and get support through the Hunger Network. $EAT is a governance token and a mission, not an investment. https://www.youtube.com/embed/xcSy9WK9Bqs 2026-06-05T05:57:54.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/kHAnUFZJrRI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kHAnUFZJrRI/hqdefault.jpg What is Feed the Children | wyde.org explainers #charity #feedthechildren #hunger #hungerrelief #eat You've probably seen the name Feed the Children. Here's what they actually do, and why it matters. Feed the Children is a long-standing national nonprofit focused on fighting child hunger. They distribute food and essentials to families and communities across the country, real trucks, real food, real neighborhoods, getting help to kids and families who need it. They're among the most trusted, top-rated hunger-relief organizations in America, recognized for doing a lot of good with every dollar. So where does WYDE fit? WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public, and $EAT is the first cause on it, a community working to end hunger. Here's how the two connect, and the path matters: the $EAT community funds the WYDE treasury, and the WYDE treasury makes charitable grants to Feed the Children. That's how a mission built on everyday activity turns into meals on real tables, through a trusted partner with a real track record. When this community talks about funding meals, this is where a lot of that funding goes. ▶ Learn about Feed the Children's work: https://www.feedthechildren.org ▶ The mission ($EAT): https://eat.ong ▶ Watch next: "What Is a Food Bank?" + "What Is Feeding America?" Feed the Children is a national hunger-relief nonprofit and the exclusive national grant partner that receives charitable grants funded by the $EAT community through the WYDE treasury. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public and become member-governed; $EAT is the first cause on it, working to end hunger. $EAT is a governance token and a mission, not an investment. https://www.youtube.com/embed/kHAnUFZJrRI 2026-06-05T05:56:23.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/EqtfYgZUDaQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqtfYgZUDaQ/hqdefault.jpg MrBeast Is the Best at Doing Good. But His Model Can't Do This. | wyde.org eat.ong #mrbeast #crypto MrBeast might be the best in the world at doing good at scale. But there's one thing his model structurally can't do, and it's the whole point of this video. Look at how his machine works, and it's genuinely impressive: huge videos earn massive attention, attention becomes money, money funds bigger videos, and his philanthropy has fed and helped a lot of real people. But notice where the giving sits. It lives on a separate channel. Someone has to decide to do good, film it, edit it, and post it before anyone gets helped. No video, no impact. Generosity is something he produces, one production at a time. Now run the same diagram for $EAT. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public, and $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. When people take part, by trading $EAT or spending the EAT Card, a slice automatically funds real meals. Nobody has to decide to be generous. Nobody films anything. The good is built into the activity, and because it comes from that activity rather than from a market, it keeps funding meals even when markets fall. Same flywheel shape. The only thing that moves is where the impact sits. MrBeast turned doing good into content. This turns it into infrastructure. One is the best version of the old way. The other makes impact the default. ▶ See how it works: https://wyde.org ▶ Watch next: "What Are Cause Coins?" + "The Road to a Billion Meals" MrBeast and Beast Philanthropy are referenced here as a well-known, genuinely admired example of large-scale giving, for commentary and comparison only. This video is independent and implies no affiliation or endorsement. WYDE is the Impact Exchange where causes go public; $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. A cause coin is a governance token for a cause, not an investment. https://www.youtube.com/embed/EqtfYgZUDaQ 2026-06-05T05:51:05.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/_qW7uRKnrUM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_qW7uRKnrUM/hqdefault.jpg Remember TOMS one-for-one? Now Any Business Can Do It, with Meals | wyde.org #toms #bitcoin #crypto You remember TOMS: buy a pair of shoes, and a pair goes to someone who needs them. That one idea, buy something and it gives to someone in need, made people love buying from a brand that did good. But it was one company's thing. Most stores have no way to do it. What if any store could? That's the Hunger Network Merchant Program. WYDE runs it, and it lets any business turn a share of its sales into real meals for families, automatically. A store connects in about a week, picks a share of its sales to direct to the mission, and a slice of every purchase funds meals. The shopper pays nothing extra. Then the business displays a verified "Feeds Families" seal, so customers know in one glance that buying here feeds people, backed by public proof, not just a promise. The seal customers trust. The good baked into every sale. The TOMS model used to belong to TOMS. Now it belongs to everyone. Every sale can feed someone. ▶ Add it to your store: https://eat.ong/merchants ▶ Watch next: "The Feeds Families Seal" + "What Are Cause Coins?" TOMS is referenced here as the well-known example of the "one for one" give-with-purchase model, for commentary only. This video is independent and implies no affiliation with or endorsement by TOMS. The Hunger Network Merchant Program lets businesses route a share of sales to fund meals for verified hunger-relief organizations through WYDE. The shopper pays no extra cost. https://www.youtube.com/embed/_qW7uRKnrUM 2026-06-05T05:49:10.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/R638rqjFHiE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/R638rqjFHiE/hqdefault.jpg What If Dogecoin Actually Helped Dogs? (A Thought Experiment) | wyde.org #doge #bitcoin #crypto #dog The internet is full of coins with dogs on them. People love them. But here's the thing: none of them actually do anything for a single real dog. What if one did? That's a thought experiment, and it points at something real. WYDE is the Impact Exchange: the rails where a cause goes public and a community funds its mission automatically, just by taking part. $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause live on it, and every bit of activity around it funds real meals, with proof anyone can check. Now imagine that exact model pointed at animals. A cause where the activity around it automatically funds shelters, rescues, and food for dogs in need. Not a coin to gamble on, a cause to belong to. Adopt, don't speculate. That's the whole idea behind WYDE: rails for any cause. Hunger is first and it's already running. Animals, and many causes after, could each become their own one day. The internet has dog coins for memes. This is what a dog coin for good would look like. ▶ See how it works: https://wyde.org ▶ Watch next: "What Are Cause Coins?" + "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" This video is a hypothetical thought experiment about how WYDE's model could one day support causes like animal welfare. It is not affiliated with, and makes no claim about, any existing cryptocurrency. WYDE currently supports one live cause: $EAT, for ending hunger. A cause coin is a governance token for a cause, not an investment. https://www.youtube.com/embed/R638rqjFHiE 2026-06-05T05:39:37.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/c1bUpYkVr4k https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c1bUpYkVr4k/hqdefault.jpg Cause Coins Explained: Coins Built to Do Good, Not to Gamble On | wyde.org #charity #bitcoin #crypto You've seen coins with a dog or a frog on them, made to be gambled on. Cause coins are the opposite. They're built to do good. A cause coin is a coin built for a mission instead of for profit. Here's what that means. A cause coin is the governance token for a single cause. Holding one does two things: it makes you a member who helps govern that cause, its goals and where its funding goes, and the activity around the coin automatically funds the cause's real-world mission, with proof anyone can check. You don't hold a cause coin to get rich. You hold it to belong to a mission and help steer it. The good it funds is the point. The first cause coin is $EAT, for ending hunger. When it's traded, a slice automatically funds meals, a real cause, already running. And the model works for any cause: clean water, education, housing, animals, each could one day become its own cause coin and its own community, funding its own mission by default. This all happens on WYDE, the Impact Exchange where causes go public and get run by their own members over time. A meme coin is a bet. A cause coin is a membership in something that actually does good. ▶ See the first cause coin ($EAT): https://eat.ong ▶ How causes go public (WYDE): https://wyde.org A cause coin is a governance token issued for a single cause on the WYDE Impact Exchange. Holders are members who govern the cause and its funding decisions, and activity around the coin funds the cause's real-world mission, all publicly verifiable. A cause coin is not an investment. $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause coin. WYDE is the exchange where causes go public and become community-governed. https://www.youtube.com/embed/c1bUpYkVr4k 2026-06-05T05:35:02.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/Ws7ydJfZIa0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ws7ydJfZIa0/hqdefault.jpg GoFundMe vs WYDE.org Explainer Video: A Moment vs a Mission #smartphone #bitcoin #crypto #charity GoFundMe is perfect for a moment. But what if a cause needs to last forever? GoFundMe is brilliant at what it does: you start a campaign, people donate, it hits a goal, you withdraw the money, and the campaign ends. Perfect for an emergency or a one-time need. WYDE is built for the opposite problem: a cause that never ends. WYDE is the Impact Exchange, the rails where a cause goes public and becomes a self-funding mission, funded continuously by ongoing activity, governed by its own members, with proof anyone can check. $EAT, for ending hunger, is the first cause on it. A campaign ends. A cause shouldn't. For a moment, GoFundMe. For a mission that never ends, WYDE. ▶ See a cause built to last: https://eat.ong https://www.youtube.com/embed/Ws7ydJfZIa0 2026-06-05T05:30:44.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/D2RfTO0fNps https://i.ytimg.com/vi/D2RfTO0fNps/hqdefault.jpg What Is a DUNA? Uniswap, Wyoming, and How WYDE Uses It | wyde.org What is a DUNA, and why did the biggest name in DeFi just adopt one? A DUNA, a Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association, is a real Wyoming legal entity built for one purpose: to give a DAO legal standing in the real world without turning it into a company and without sacrificing its decentralization. In September 2025, Uniswap Governance adopted one, an entity called DUNI, becoming the largest DAO to do so. Here's why it matters. A group of token holders coordinating real money with no legal entity is exposed. In the eyes of the law, it can be treated like a general partnership, where any one member can be held personally responsible for the whole group's debts and legal problems. A single lawsuit could reach an ordinary participant's own savings. A DUNA fixes that. It gives the organization its own legal identity, so it can sign contracts, hold assets, pay taxes, and go to court as itself, and it gives participants and token holders limited liability, shielding them personally. It also makes on-chain votes legally binding off-chain, so the community genuinely governs. And because the "N" stands for nonprofit, a DUNA can't pay profits out to members. Any surplus serves the mission. Wyoming invented the LLC before the rest of the country adopted it. It created the DUNA first too. Uniswap uses this structure for a trading protocol. WYDE uses the same structure for charity: ending hunger. ▶ Learn how WYDE is built: https://wyde.org ▶ Read: What Is a DUNA? https://www.techbuzz.ai/articles/what-is-a-duna ▶ Watch next: "501(c)(3) vs 501(c)(4): Why WYDE Has Both" + "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" The WYDE Foundation: https://wyde.org/foundation The mission ($EAT): https://eat.ong ABOUT THE DUNA The Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association (DUNA) is a Wyoming legal structure enacted in 2024, purpose-built to give DAOs legal personhood and to give their participants and token holders limited liability, while preserving decentralized, token-holder governance. As a nonprofit structure, it cannot distr https://www.youtube.com/embed/D2RfTO0fNps 2026-06-03T07:42:41.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/rmGuaAT91vg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rmGuaAT91vg/hqdefault.jpg What is The Hunger Network? Food Banks: Get Funded and Get Seen | eat.ong wyde.org If you run a food bank or pantry, The Hunger Network can get your organization funded and seen, for free, without touching anything technical. The Hunger Network is a public directory and funding layer that connects a growing community of contributors to verified hunger-relief organizations. Food banks, regional pantries, school-meal programs, soup kitchens, mobile distribution, and hunger associations all qualify. Any size. Any region. Joining is free and simple. Claim your listing, verify your status, and become eligible. From there you get two things: a shot at real monthly grant funding, and genuine visibility through a public profile where you publish your needs and your story, seen by a national community and by people searching for help near them. It is not winner-take-all. Multiple organizations are funded every round. And the money is real and accountable, made as charitable grants through WYDE, the nonprofit behind the network. Get seen. Get funded. Keep feeding people. ▶ Claim your organization: https://eat.ong/network https://www.youtube.com/embed/rmGuaAT91vg 2026-06-03T07:19:54.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/bX6dF6K1FfM https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bX6dF6K1FfM/hqdefault.jpg How Do You Fund a Billion Meals? A New Way to End Hunger | wyde.org $EAT One billion meals. Not a slogan, a destination, and this is the road to it. 47 million Americans face food insecurity. One in seven people. One in five kids. The infrastructure to feed them exists. The funding to run it, at the scale this moment needs, does not. Traditional giving depends on people remembering to give, deciding an amount, and doing it again next month, so the money flows unevenly and the largest names get most of it. WYDE is built on a different idea: stop asking people to give more, and redirect a sliver of what already moves. Everyday spending and everyday activity, quietly funding meals by design. No remembering required. You decide once, and your life does the rest. A billion meals, one at a time. The road has already started, and it is open to anyone. Walk with us. ▶ Be part of it: https://eat.ong ▶ Watch next: "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" + "Meet $EAT" The Path to 1 Billion Meals - https://wyde.org/path-to-1-billion-meals.pdf https://www.youtube.com/embed/bX6dF6K1FfM 2026-06-03T07:00:05.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/YCaIBcvDDgI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YCaIBcvDDgI/hqdefault.jpg There's Enough Food for Everyone. So Why Is Anyone Hungry? | WYDE.org | the $EAT Movement There is enough food on this planet for every single person. There has been for over a hundred years. So why does anyone still go hungry? Not because the food ran out. The shelves are full. The trucks are running. The harvest worked. Someone goes hungry tonight because nobody ever built the road from the food that already exists to the people who need it. We built fast roads for money to chase whatever pays. We never built the one that feeds people. Once you see that, you can't unsee it. This is The Movement, built by WYDE. A new way for the ordinary things people already do to quietly fund meals on their own, automatically, with proof anyone can check. No remembering. No guilt. It just happens. $EAT, the End Hunger Token, is its mark: the orange symbol carried by the people building the road, and the engine underneath it. Every time $EAT trades, a share of the fee funds meals through WYDE. It isn't a way to make money. It's a way to be part of the fix. It isn't for everyone. Most people look away. But if you see it, if you can't look away, there's a way in. Tell your story. Who you were before you saw it, and who you are now. That's how the next person wakes up too. ▶ Tell your story: https://eat.ong/witness ▶ Watch next: "The Road to a Billion Meals" + "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" The movement & WYDE: https://wyde.org $EAT: https://eat.ong Verify $EAT on CoinMarketCap: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/wyde-end-hunger/ ABOUT $EAT $EAT, the End Hunger Token, is the first cause coin: the mark of the movement and the engine that funds meals. When $EAT trades, a share of the trading fee funds the WYDE treasury, which makes grants to verified hunger-relief organizations. $EAT launched in December 2025 on Base, has a permanent fixed supply of 100 billion, and is fully public, so anyone can verify the contract, the supply, and the meals funded. $EAT exists to fund meals, not to make anyone money. Official contract (Base): 0x680bc6ed5c7222e2f29bdbc87f8e8f3400d8ce04 — beware of imitations. WYDE is the movem https://www.youtube.com/embed/YCaIBcvDDgI 2026-06-02T22:18:47.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/VCiEwgtEL3w https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VCiEwgtEL3w/hqdefault.jpg What is the Feeds Families Seal: B Corp, But for Hunger | The Hunger Network Merchant Program There's a verified seal a business can earn that tells customers, in one glance, that buying here funds meals for families. Think B Corp or Fair Trade, but for hunger, and backed by public proof instead of a promise on a page. It's called The Hunger Network Merchant Program, and here's how it works for a business. You connect your store on Shopify, WooCommerce, or Stripe, set a Feed Rate (a share of sales you choose), and that share automatically funds the mission. You display the Feeds Families seal where customers see it, and you earn a tier badge, Bronze to Platinum, that proves your impact in the public directory. Two things are true at once. For your customers: this brand funds meals with what it sells. For your business: this is not a donation. You hold and govern a real asset in your own account, you help direct where the grants go, and you earn a mark that moves product. It's publicly verifiable, so anyone can check it's real. The money reaches families through a deliberate path: sales fund the network, the network funds WYDE, and WYDE makes grants to verified hunger-relief organizations, including its exclusive national partner. Most businesses are live and showing the seal the same week. Earn your seal. ▶ Apply: https://eat.ong/merchants ▶ Watch next: "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" + "Meet $EAT" LinkedIn / Telegram: https://t.me/wydeorg https://www.youtube.com/embed/VCiEwgtEL3w 2026-06-02T22:07:12.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/9Y4AK7CPVYo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9Y4AK7CPVYo/hqdefault.jpg What is The Hunger Cup? The World Cup, But for Feeding People | How The Hunger Cup Works The Hunger Cup is the World Cup, but for feeding people. 16 countries, 16 real hunger-relief charities, one bracket, and one free way to vote: retweet your country on X. Here's how it works. Every week, two countries go head to head. You pick a side and retweet that country's official @wydeorg post. That retweet is your vote, like cheering from the stands. The country with the most retweets advances, and real meals get funded for families. No sign-up, no account, no cost. Just a retweet. It runs all summer, single elimination, all the way down to one champion. Flags, rivalries, and real impact on every match. Pick your country. Find it on @wydeorg. Retweet to feed. ▶ See the live bracket and vote: https://hungercup.com ▶ Watch next: "The Road to a Billion Meals" + "Meet $EAT" https://www.youtube.com/embed/9Y4AK7CPVYo 2026-06-02T21:43:37.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/ApJ_6DHIDes https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ApJ_6DHIDes/hqdefault.jpg What is Contributory Consumption? There's a Hidden Fee on Everything You Buy. What If It Fed People? Every time someone buys something with a card, a small fee comes out behind the scenes. You don't pay it and you never see it. The store pays it, and right now that fee goes to giant card companies. This video asks one simple question: what if that same fee fed someone instead? That's the whole idea behind contributory consumption. The money is already moving. A sliver is already taken on every single purchase, automatically, whether anyone thinks about it or not. We don't have to build the automatic part. It already exists. We just change where it goes. No asking people to give more. No remembering to donate. Helping rides on something that already happens every time. That's why "redirect what already moves" beats "remember to give." WYDE is building exactly this. A card that points the everyday fee at meals instead of a card company, and $EAT, where activity funds meals too. Same trick: motion becomes impact. ▶ See how it works: https://eat.ong ▶ Watch next: "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" + "A Debit Card That Feeds People" https://www.youtube.com/embed/ApJ_6DHIDes 2026-06-02T21:23:41.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/-M8xejg-ryY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-M8xejg-ryY/hqdefault.jpg What If Every Dollar You Spent Helped Someone? | WYDE: The Rails of Impact Everyone cares. Almost no one acts consistently, and not because they don't care. Helping is a separate act you have to stop, remember, and choose, and everyday life is friction. WYDE's thesis is that it doesn't have to be that way. You are already in motion through the world. You spend, you buy, you move money every day, and a sliver is already skimmed off all of it. Right now it goes to companies. WYDE is building the rails so a slice of that motion funds real causes instead, automatically, with public proof. The infrastructure of impact. Hunger is the first proof, and it is already running. A card that turns the everyday fee into meals. A verified seal businesses earn. $EAT, where activity funds meals. People carrying the cause into the streets, hand to hand. But the rails don't care what the cause is. Point them somewhere else and the same machine could fund the fight against cancer, homes for people without one, shelters for animals, healthcare. You pick the cause. Your ordinary life funds it. Every motion. Any cause. Impact by default. ▶ Explore the rails: https://wyde.org ▶ Watch next: "The Road to a Billion Meals" + "There's a Hidden Fee on Everything You Buy" WYDE, rails of impact, impact infrastructure, contributory consumption, fund any cause, end hunger, social impact, doing good, philanthropy, future of giving, cause funding, charity that works, nonprofit infrastructure, give back, impact by default, fund meals, hunger relief, NYSE of causes, social good, mission https://www.youtube.com/embed/-M8xejg-ryY 2026-06-02T19:53:52.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/oQ3lcqCeBZ0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oQ3lcqCeBZ0/hqdefault.jpg The Impact Exchange: The NYSE of Causes | WYDE Explainer A stock exchange gives companies a place to access capital and grow. WYDE asked a simple question: what if causes had the same thing? The Impact Exchange is the answer. It's the first venue built to turn a cause into a self-sustaining funding engine, backed by public proof instead of promises on a page. Think of it as the NYSE of Causes. Here's the architecture. The exchange is the foundation. On it sit cause coins, one for each cause, where everyday activity automatically funds the work. And each cause coin funds a set of verified, real-world organizations doing the work on the ground. Hunger is the first cause listed, powered by $EAT, and it is already running and funding meals for families. It is built compliance-first. Every grant flows to verified organizations through an accountable, publicly checkable path, so anyone can confirm it's real. And it is repeatable by design. The same infrastructure that funds hunger today can fund water, education, healthcare, housing, and more. Each cause becomes its own listing. This is the infrastructure layer for a new kind of giving, one where the funding doesn't depend on people remembering to donate. Causes and partners: bring yours to the exchange. ▶ Explore the exchange: https://wyde.org https://www.youtube.com/embed/oQ3lcqCeBZ0 2026-06-02T19:45:22.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/9R3NsEIuVuo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9R3NsEIuVuo/hqdefault.jpg Creators Fund Hunger Now In this episode of The Impact Report, we explore a groundbreaking initiative that’s transforming the way creators tackle hunger. Discover how the $1 million EAT clipping fund is empowering content creators to make a real difference in their communities while getting paid for their efforts. We’ll dive into the first wave of creator videos that are already making an impact, and how every $EAT trade contributes to this vital cause. Additionally, we’ll review the latest trends in philanthropic giving, tech innovations, and the ongoing challenges in health and fraud sectors. Join us for an inspiring discussion that highlights the power of creativity in the fight against food insecurity. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this movement—tune in now and learn how you can contribute to ending hunger! https://www.youtube.com/embed/9R3NsEIuVuo 2026-10-10T20:22:38.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/P2SbGe6YocE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/P2SbGe6YocE/hqdefault.jpg $1 Million Clipping Fund for Creators Who End Hunger In this episode of The Impact Report, we unveil an exciting new initiative: a $1 million clipping fund designed to empower creators in the fight against hunger. Discover how this innovative funding model is not only incentivizing content creators but also making a tangible difference in communities facing food insecurity. We’ll also discuss Ken Griffin's staggering $3 billion donation, setting a new benchmark for philanthropic giving, alongside three record-breaking contributions to health systems. Plus, we’ll dive into the latest regulatory developments in the crypto space that could reshape the industry. Join us for a compelling conversation that highlights the intersection of creativity, philanthropy, and social impact. Don’t miss out on these inspiring stories—tune in now and be part of the change! https://www.youtube.com/embed/P2SbGe6YocE 2026-10-03T13:26:44.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/NJio6XbCQfk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NJio6XbCQfk/hqdefault.jpg States Just Took On SNAP's Bill, Fraud Topped $900 Million in a Week, and Philanthropy Wrote $1.2... WYDE Weekly: the SNAP cost shift hits states October 1, Fast Lab's $500 million COVID fraud plea, Bitget's $387.5 million hack, the Fed's first stablecoin rules, and Phil and Penny Knight's $1 billion gift to Oregon. https://www.youtube.com/embed/NJio6XbCQfk 2026-09-26T15:00:54.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/WGIFLz8PsbA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WGIFLz8PsbA/hqdefault.jpg The Creator Economy Crossed $1 Billion, the CLARITY Act Died in the Senate, and Everyday Money Ke... MrBeast's next video cost $10 million and the top creators crossed $1 billion, the CLARITY Act failed 49 to 50, tokenized Treasuries opened to 35 million accounts, and creators and restaurants can now get paid to end hunger with the EAT Card. https://www.youtube.com/embed/WGIFLz8PsbA 2026-09-19T17:01:13.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/lD_BapvI890 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lD_BapvI890/hqdefault.jpg Bank Charters and AI Proved Fermat and Navier-Stokes In this episode of The Impact Report, we dive into groundbreaking developments that are reshaping the financial and technological landscape. Discover how Revolut and Block have successfully cleared the path for U.S. bank charters, paving the way for innovative banking solutions. We also explore Wyoming's bold move to put its stablecoin reserves onchain, and how AI is revolutionizing mathematics by proving complex theories like Fermat's Last Theorem and the Navier-Stokes equations. Plus, the CLARITY Act is set to hit the Senate, promising significant implications for the crypto space. And in a heartwarming twist, learn how creators are stepping up to combat hunger, contributing to over 65,400 meals. Tune in for insights that connect finance, technology, and social impact—don’t miss this episode! Subscribe now to stay informed and inspired! https://www.youtube.com/embed/lD_BapvI890 2026-09-12T13:17:20.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/cJXpink5er8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cJXpink5er8/hqdefault.jpg WYDE Impact Exchange Episode 4: Paid to Feed — Creators, Restaurants, Food Waste | WYDE Rob Brinkman Rob Brinkman talks with WYDE co-founders Aaron Rafferty and Martin Sims about paying young creators to feed people, why restaurants need foot traffic more than revenue, the 20 billion pounds of food America wastes every year, Meta glasses for genuine man-on-the-street content, and how clippers (the best editors) fit into the mission to help end hunger. 0:00 Debit card + token update (Plaid, 500 holders) (cold open) 0:13 Debit card + token update (Plaid, 500 holders) 3:34 Plaid vs Crowded, and why it matters 4:04 Man on the street: feeding people 4:39 Why young people want to create for good 5:56 Dr. Smiles and kindness content 7:43 The cardboard-sign idea 8:28 Restaurants need traffic, not revenue 9:21 Dave’s Hot Chicken growth through TikTok 10:44 The food restaurants throw away 11:46 Free meals: what’s the catch? 12:58 20 billion pounds of food waste 13:53 Meta glasses: genuine vs staged 15:57 Clippers the best editors win 19:41 Content is hard (the surfer, 5 million podcasts) 22:11 Landing the plane: token, bank, now Main Street WYDE, EAT, EAT card, Rob Brinkman, creator economy, UGC creators, clipping, restaurants, food waste, help end hunger, Aaron J. Rafferty, Martin Simms https://www.youtube.com/embed/cJXpink5er8 2026-09-11T07:05:15.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/6fGZyep36aE https://i.ytimg.com/vi/6fGZyep36aE/hqdefault.jpg WYDE Impact Exchange Episode 2: The Debit Card That Pays You to Post for a Cause | WYDE Rob Brinkman Rob Brinkman sits down with WYDE co-founders Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms on how the EAT debit card turns everyday spending into support for the mission to help end hunger, why a whole generation could get paid to post about it, and where the network goes next. 0:00 Who is lining up to launch a cause coin 2:53 The Feed the Children copycat scare 5:00 The factory analogy why the token dipped 8:31 The debit card, in three parts 11:56 Where the 2 percent actually goes 13:56 Getting paid to push the mission 19:45 What clipping actually is 29:15 The perpetual engine 32:20 6 trillion a year on debit cards 33:47 The rush week plan 46:31 The real vision: an open network for causes Questions answered: 13:56 Why would anyone use the EAT card? 19:45 What is clipping? 32:20 How big is the debit card market? WYDE, EAT, EAT card, Rob Brinkman, cause coins, crypto debit card, help end hunger, clipping, Aaron J. Rafferty, Martin Simms https://www.youtube.com/embed/6fGZyep36aE 2026-09-11T06:12:26.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/p83eQmbo9PA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/p83eQmbo9PA/hqdefault.jpg WYDE Impact Exchange Episode 3: Uber for Content, Post for a Cause & Get Paid | WYDE x Rob Brinkman Rob Brinkman talks with WYDE co-founders Martin Sims and Aaron Rafferty about clipping, the creator model they call Uber for content, and how college students can get paid to make content for local restaurants while paying it forward. 0:00 The clipping surprise 1:23 What clipping actually is 5:55 Choosing the right clippers 10:57 Why clippers get paid in EAT 13:45 Where the 2 percent fee goes 16:10 Uber for content 18:29 Restaurants, college kids, and paying it forward 27:31 The debit card challenges 32:46 Inside the 10K campaign 38:43 How the biggest creators really work 42:24 The renaissance of authentic content Questions answered: 1:23 What is clipping? 13:45 Where does the 2 percent fee go? 16:10 What is Uber for content? WYDE, EAT, EAT card, Rob Brinkman, clipping, creator economy, Uber for content, help end hunger, Aaron J. Rafferty, Martin Simms https://www.youtube.com/embed/p83eQmbo9PA 2026-09-11T06:11:20.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/ChA6daP8K_8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ChA6daP8K_8/hqdefault.jpg WYDE Impact Exchange Episode 1: The EAT Card, Spend and Someone Eats | WYDE x Rob Brinkman Rob Brinkman sits down with WYDE co-founders Aaron Rafferty and Martin Sims on why crypto exchanges keep collapsing, what the Genius and CLARITY Acts mean, and how the EAT debit card turns everyday spending into support for the mission to help end hunger. 0:00 Why exchanges keep dying (BitMart) (cold open) 0:12 Why exchanges keep dying (BitMart) 3:58 Can anyone audit a million traders? 6:22 Rob's Great Depression lesson 8:20 Genius Act, CLARITY, and the banks 12:29 The crypto card explosion 16:59 The EAT card Apple, Google, global 17:32 Going global the one-time password problem 21:14 Where the 2% actually goes 23:52 Rob's subscription idea 25:38 How to get the card 28:42 Pioneers take the arrows WYDE, EAT, EAT card, Rob Brinkman, cause coins, help end hunger, Aaron J. Rafferty, Martin Simms https://www.youtube.com/embed/ChA6daP8K_8 2026-09-11T05:57:42.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/SvZG-nfYrrI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SvZG-nfYrrI/hqdefault.jpg Bitcoin's biggest week ever and EAT Tops Charity Tokens. Over 65,000 Meals. Record child hunger and food insecurity collide with a wall of institutional crypto money, from Citi custody to the SEC and Treasury rulebooks, plus $105 billion for one AI data center. This week in the WYDE Newsroom. https://www.youtube.com/embed/SvZG-nfYrrI 2026-08-22T12:18:50+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/C5bIU1xKeVk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/C5bIU1xKeVk/hqdefault.jpg A Judge Ordered Meta to Pay $567 Million, Another Gave HHS Until Noon, and the Farm Bill Died by ... WYDE Weekly: the CLARITY Act misses its Senate deadline, SNAP enrollment drops by 4 million, HHS moves to erase 1,400 Head Start rules, and researchers use AI to design 16 working viruses. https://www.youtube.com/embed/C5bIU1xKeVk 2026-08-08T12:20:07+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/WRNuIZLRGtk https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WRNuIZLRGtk/hqdefault.jpg Global hunger fell to 645 million, lawmakers introduced an AI kill switch, and a judge approved A... WYDE Weekly: the UN's third straight drop in global hunger to 645 million, the AI Kill Switch and FRONTIER oversight bills, a judge's approval of Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement, a record 55,362 schools serving free meals, and a GAO finding of up to $521 billion in yearly fed https://www.youtube.com/embed/WRNuIZLRGtk 2026-07-25T12:23:00+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/Q4Y_5x4WbEw https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Q4Y_5x4WbEw/hqdefault.jpg EAT Card is live in Apple Store WYDE Weekly: Visa's stablecoin platform, DTCC's first live tokenized trades, the Senate's unanimous no-pardon vote on SBF, WyoGives' record $6.46 million, Lilly's $100 billion endowment, and the EAT Card iOS launch. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q4Y_5x4WbEw 2026-07-18T12:16:02.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/puYnRPCLB9I https://i.ytimg.com/vi/puYnRPCLB9I/hqdefault.jpg Swift's banking network turned on its blockchain, Circle became a bank, and an XRP windfall gave ... WYDE Weekly: Swift's live ledger with 17 banks, Circle and Sony's OCC charters, the $1.4 trillion Meta demand, a revived 45 million hunger warning, and Rippleworks' record $154 million grant year. https://www.youtube.com/embed/puYnRPCLB9I 2026-07-13T03:47:25.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/0YVs9FiTZAI https://i.ytimg.com/vi/0YVs9FiTZAI/hqdefault.jpg The Factory Is Open for Business Six months in, the factory is running. This week the EAT card hit early beta with cards going out, the exclusive Feed the Children partnership funded its first grants, the creator program opened, and the cause card opened to business, with EAT crossing 58,300 meals funded on the way to 100,000. Plus four stories from the WYDE Newsroom: the SpaceX IPO and the first trillionaire, Midjourney's body scanner, Standard Chartered's $100 Uniswap call, and the crypto CLARITY Act's July 4 deadline. https://www.youtube.com/embed/0YVs9FiTZAI 2026-06-20T10:45:58.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/2PoI5R0Yaq8 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2PoI5R0Yaq8/hqdefault.jpg 501(c)(3) vs 501(c)(4): Introducing The WYDE Foundation | wyde.org What's the difference between a 501(c)(3) and a 501(c)(4), and why would one organization want both? The most trusted membership organizations in America already do exactly this. AARP is a 501(c)(4) that advocates for older Americans, and it runs a separate 501(c)(3), the AARP Foundation, as its charitable arm. Each does what the other legally can't, and together they capture the benefit of both. Today, WYDE adopts the same proven structure with the launch of the WYDE Foundation. Here's the simple version. A 501(c)(4) can pursue a broad mission and advocate freely, but gifts to it generally aren't tax-deductible. A 501(c)(3) is a charity: it can run charitable programs and receive grants from major foundations and corporate giving programs that, by law, usually only flow to a charity. WYDE Association is the 501(c)(4) that carries the mission. The new WYDE Foundation is the 501(c)(3) charitable arm. Two arms, one mission: ending hunger. This opens an entirely new lane of support, the philanthropic and institutional world, to join the work. Support the WYDE Foundation below. ▶ Support the Foundation: https://wyde.org/foundation ▶ Watch next: "What Is a DUNA?" + "WYDE: The Rails of Impact" The WYDE Foundation: https://wyde.org/foundation The mission ($EAT): https://eat.ong ABOUT THE WYDE FOUNDATION The WYDE Foundation is the charitable arm of WYDE, established to operate as a 501(c)(3) and built to run charitable programs and receive philanthropic and corporate grants in support of ending hunger. It works alongside WYDE Association, the 501(c)(4) that carries the broader mission, mirroring the proven dual-structure used by trusted organizations like AARP and its AARP Foundation. AARP is referenced only as a well-known example of this structure; WYDE is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by AARP. WYDE is a movement and nonprofit building new infrastructure for funding causes, starting with hunger. WYDE Association is a Wyoming Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Association (DUNA) with 501(c) https://www.youtube.com/embed/2PoI5R0Yaq8 2026-06-03T07:49:48.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/qU-o_1WozeU https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qU-o_1WozeU/hqdefault.jpg How to Join the EAT membership through app.eat.ong and the WYDE telegram community In this video learn how to join the EAT membership, become a member, and participate in the WYDE community. Grab your referral link and share it with members. Connect your wallet and track your impact. Govern the protocol and which food banks should receive grants. Find the app - https://app.eat.ong See the Hunger Network - www.eat.ong Trade EAT - https://www.wyde.org/eat Shop EAT merch - https://www.eat.ong/shop https://www.youtube.com/embed/qU-o_1WozeU 2026-06-01T07:00:33.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/cn6cyH77cjo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cn6cyH77cjo/hq720.jpg She Asked for 500 Pizzas to Feed the Community A creator walks into STAT Pizza in Corona, California and asks for 500 pizzas to feed the community. The manager says yes to six, free. She takes them to a local skatepark and hands them out. This is an EAT challenge. A restaurant gives the meals. A creator shares them on camera. People eat. Thank you to STAT Pizza for the six pizzas. STAT Pizza, 1530 W 6th St, Suite 101-C, Corona, CA 92882 Every $EAT trade funds creators. EAT is the first token that funds creators to end hunger. RESTAURANTS: Did you give meals to an EAT creator? Claim your food donation receipt from the WYDE Foundation. Claim: https://foundation.wyde.org/receipt/ CREATORS: EAT has a $1 million clipping fund for creators who end hunger. EAT pays for the clipping so one video becomes many. Seats are limited. Apply: https://fund.eat.ong Get the EAT app App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eat-card/id6778615704 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.wyde.eat More from EAT: https://eat.ong WYDE Newsroom: https://newsroom.wyde.org https://www.youtube.com/embed/cn6cyH77cjo 2026-10-10T05:45:16.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/nHyKJsTIE30 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nHyKJsTIE30/hq720.jpg I Asked a Stranger to Lunch and the Restaurant Covered the Bill A creator asks a man she has just met on the street to have lunch with her at Crab Grabber in Pasadena, California. When the staff hear it is for EAT, they put the whole meal on the house. This is an EAT challenge. A restaurant gives the meals. A creator shares them on camera. People eat. Thank you to Crab Grabber (抓蟹人) for the meal. Crab Grabber, 3589 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91107 CREATORS: EAT has a $1 million clipping fund for creators who end hunger. EAT pays for the clipping so one video becomes many. Seats are limited. Apply: https://fund.eat.ong Get the EAT app App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eat-card/id6778615704 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.wyde.eat More from EAT: https://eat.ong WYDE Newsroom: https://newsroom.wyde.org https://www.youtube.com/embed/nHyKJsTIE30 2026-10-10T05:18:24.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/ZIumc0ZNuR4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZIumc0ZNuR4/hq720.jpg EAT Card in 60 Seconds: Spending That Funds Meals This is the EAT Card. The debit card that fights hunger. Every time you spend, the store funds meals. You pay nothing extra. 0:00 Meet the EAT Card 0:05 Sign up in about 2 minutes with just your email and phone 0:14 Your virtual Visa debit card, ready right away 0:23 Add money https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZIumc0ZNuR4 2026-07-31T07:31:26+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/NkuZmbzF-d4 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/NkuZmbzF-d4/hqdefault.jpg BitMart. Hunger Network. EAT Street Team. Card. 33,000 meals. $EAT hit #1 on Base at +150%. Three states signed the DUNA Act. Schwab opened crypto to 38.9 million accounts. The FDIC is implementing stablecoin rules Monday. Here's the full week. https://www.youtube.com/embed/NkuZmbzF-d4 2026-05-01T09:13:42.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/ufhc5o6v--k https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ufhc5o6v--k/hqdefault.jpg We signed Feed the Children. The White House debunked the banks. Iran priced Hormuz in Bitcoin. 2... $EAT hit #1 on Base at +150%. Three states signed the DUNA Act. Schwab opened crypto to 38.9 million accounts. The FDIC is implementing stablecoin rules Monday. Here's the full week. https://www.youtube.com/embed/ufhc5o6v--k 2026-04-13T10:46:15.000Z yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/SaFRuh4yr08 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SaFRuh4yr08/hqdefault.jpg How a Single Debit Card Swipe Turns Into Real Food | Wyde x EAT Follow the full flywheel: funds get distributed, turn into food, get shown across socials, and pull in more traders. Plus the EAT debit card that routes every interchange fee back to the token. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), th https://www.youtube.com/embed/SaFRuh4yr08 2026-07-03T16:00:25+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/nRraSWjKpoA https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nRraSWjKpoA/hqdefault.jpg We Took the Cause of Hunger PUBLIC With Feed the Children | EAT Token Millions of nonprofits, 600 billion in annual revenue, and an endless fundraising loop. Wyde's first move: taking the cause of hunger public with the EAT token and Feed the Children. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming D https://www.youtube.com/embed/nRraSWjKpoA 2026-07-03T01:00:38+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/V8rCISIoQ3c https://i.ytimg.com/vi/V8rCISIoQ3c/hqdefault.jpg Why Nonprofit Donors Have ZERO Voice (And How Wyde Fixes It) In today's nonprofits donors only get one vote a year, if that. Wyde brings a real voice to every donation through onchain governance. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking nonprofits public, https://www.youtube.com/embed/V8rCISIoQ3c 2026-07-02T16:00:31+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/o9YKo8v-jGQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o9YKo8v-jGQ/hqdefault.jpg A National Partner Gets 50% of Fees: Impact Summer Is Coming | EAT A national partner taking 50% of fees for EAT, a leaderboard where the community votes on local food banks, and rewards for trading, spending, and engaging. Impact Summer is coming. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming De https://www.youtube.com/embed/o9YKo8v-jGQ 2026-07-02T01:00:27+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/Xa_aNe7-8QY https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Xa_aNe7-8QY/hqdefault.jpg The Researcher Who Got Disgusted With How Charity Is Funded | Wyde A behavioral science background meets a broken funding system. Why the lack of transparency and efficiency in research and nonprofit funding sparked Wyde. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xa_aNe7-8QY 2026-07-01T16:00:04+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/WFx5mS-zD7Q https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WFx5mS-zD7Q/hqdefault.jpg The Crypto Red Flag Wyde Refuses to Ignore | Feed the Children Crypto loves to say 'we'll do this' without ever having done it. Wyde sticks to what it does well and partners with the experts who actually distribute food. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange tak https://www.youtube.com/embed/WFx5mS-zD7Q 2026-06-30T16:00:26+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/jfL7Gwaj0qQ https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jfL7Gwaj0qQ/hqdefault.jpg Speculation With a Purpose: Why Food Banks Will Buy This Token | EAT Same speculation as a meme coin, but with purpose. Food banks that hold governance tokens get a real voice in where funding goes. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange taking nonprofits public, and c https://www.youtube.com/embed/jfL7Gwaj0qQ 2026-06-30T01:00:19+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/q-JDVxgzOss https://i.ytimg.com/vi/q-JDVxgzOss/hqdefault.jpg Get Paid (and a Tax Write-Off) to Feed Your City | Wyde Foundation Tax-deductible funding challenges: volunteer at your local food bank, post it, get rewarded. The difference between the Wyde Foundation 501c3 and the Wyde DUNA 501c4. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exc https://www.youtube.com/embed/q-JDVxgzOss 2026-06-29T16:00:07+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/TEG5Y9L-Fw0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TEG5Y9L-Fw0/hqdefault.jpg Meals as Earnings: Reinventing the Quarterly Report | Wyde Take the 10-Q earnings model and swap revenue for impact: forecast 40,000 meals, fund 60,000, celebrate. Plus a Tom's-style debit card that feeds people every swipe. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exch https://www.youtube.com/embed/TEG5Y9L-Fw0 2026-06-29T01:00:38+00:00 yes no no https://newsroom.wyde.org/videos/RDTGEGJXX_o https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RDTGEGJXX_o/hqdefault.jpg 5 Meals, Fully Tracked: How Wyde Proves Real Impact | EAT World-class logistics plus radical transparency, without stripping the dignity of the people served. How Wyde reports impact down to the meal each quarter. Featuring Aaron Rafferty and Martin Simms, co-founders of Wyde (https://wyde.org), the Wyoming Decentralized Exchange takin https://www.youtube.com/embed/RDTGEGJXX_o 2026-06-28T16:00:38+00:00 yes no no