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# The Core Impact Initiative

The Core Impact Initiative is a program committed to supporting real-world projects that resonate with the vision of The Core. By allocating a portion of The Core's proceeds, we aim to make a tangible impact on our world through two primary objectives:

1. **Preserving nature and promoting the habitability of Earth**
2. **Encouraging the development of advanced space technologies**

As we venture into the cosmos and strive to become a multi-planet civilization, it's crucial not to forget our roots and our responsibility towards Earth. Our home planet provides the foundation for our existence and our expansion into the universe. By investing in projects that protect and nurture our planet, we ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.

With these goals in mind, the initiative will host open calls worldwide, inviting startups, local entrepreneurs, and visionaries to showcase their innovative projects. These projects will be presented to the community, who will then vote on allocating grants to the most promising and impactful ideas.


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