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How We Helped Save One Life — And Why We’re Just Getting Started

In 2015, Declan was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of pediatric leukemia. After multiple relapses, his only chance at survival was a stem cell transplant from his younger brother — an experimental procedure that required a specialized team, high-risk care, and research-backed protocols at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Hospital.

That kind of care doesn’t happen without funding.

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At the center of this project is a simple idea: crypto should have real-world consequences. While speculation fuels most of this space, we’re redirecting that same energy toward something that actually matters — finding and funding a cure for leukemia.

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How We Helped Save One Life — And Why We’re Just Getting Started

In 2015, Declan was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of pediatric leukemia. After multiple relapses, his only chance at survival was a stem cell transplant from his younger brother — an experimental procedure that required a specialized team, high-risk care, and research-backed protocols at Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Hospital.

That kind of care doesn’t happen without funding.

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Through an early version of the initiative that would become https://t.co/fScK2VBpuY, our team helped support the funding pipeline that enabled access to this life-saving treatment — including donor matching, transplant coordination, and post-transplant research.

Today, Declan is in full remission.

And now, nearly a decade later, he’s part of this project — helping us direct resources, shape the mission, and make sure others have the same chance he did.