The BitRing team announced that all hardware profits will be donated to support educational public welfare causes

MVB10 member BitRing is about to be released. Users who have completed KYC can purchase a BitRing smart ring containing one gram of gold at the price of buying one gram of gold, which is lower than Oura. The product's appearance far exceeds that of Oura, and the health function detection is not much different from Oura. For subsequent purchases, the original price is required, and the prices are all significantly lower than Oura.

The foundation promises to donate all hardware profits to educational public welfare projects in the countries and regions of the purchasing users, currently focusing mainly on China and South Korea.

The BRT foundation mainly relies on income from the BRT protocol, while the BitRing hardware company will be supported by subscription fees.