Manna is distributed by the People’s Currency Foundation as a basic human right that every person in the world is eligible to receive, for free. Founded in 2015 and originally known as Grantcoin, Manna has achieved milestones in the cryptocurrency movement, as the first blockchain-based currency to be created and distributed by a tax-exempt nonprofit organization, and the first digital currency to implement a Universal Basic Income as its primary method of distribution.
Manna (MANNA) is a cryptocurrency designed to promote universal basic income through blockchain. It distributes coins regularly to registered users, aiming to create a more equitable financial system. The project focuses on accessibility and reducing wealth inequality.
Manna is a universal basic income (UBI) cryptocurrency that distributes free coins to users regularly. Unlike most cryptos, it emphasizes redistribution rather than mining or trading profits.
Manna operates on its own blockchain with a proof-of-stake consensus. It uses smart contracts to automate UBI distributions to eligible wallets.
New coins are minted through protocol rules, with most allocated for UBI distributions. A small percentage goes to development and maintenance.
MANNA can be stored in compatible wallets from the official site. Users can spend it, trade it, or hold it to receive future UBI distributions.