I’m working on Rescathena, an early-stage open initiative exploring how blockchain technology could be used to support transparency and accountability in social and humanitarian contexts — without hype, tokens, or speculative incentives.
The project is intentionally slow, open, and experimental.
Right now, I’m less interested in “building fast” and more interested in thinking well about:
governance
trust
incentives beyond money
where decentralized tech actually helps (and where it doesn’t)
I’m sharing this here because I’m curious to hear from people who:
care about social impact or public good
are skeptical but open-minded about blockchain
might want to contribute ideas, research, writing, or code over time
No pressure, no roadmap promises — just an honest attempt to explore a hard problem in the open.
juanmiruadev•2h ago
I’m working on Rescathena, an early-stage open initiative exploring how blockchain technology could be used to support transparency and accountability in social and humanitarian contexts — without hype, tokens, or speculative incentives.
The project is intentionally slow, open, and experimental. Right now, I’m less interested in “building fast” and more interested in thinking well about:
governance
trust
incentives beyond money
where decentralized tech actually helps (and where it doesn’t)
I’m sharing this here because I’m curious to hear from people who:
care about social impact or public good
are skeptical but open-minded about blockchain
might want to contribute ideas, research, writing, or code over time
No pressure, no roadmap promises — just an honest attempt to explore a hard problem in the open.
Project page: https://rescathena.com/
I’d genuinely appreciate feedback, critique, or pointers to people/communities thinking along similar lines.