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In the crypto industry, exchanges are often defined by speed, scale, and competition. But CoinEx walks a different path. Its founder&CEO, Haipo Yang, built the platform with an engineer’s mindset—structured, secure, product-focused. More importantly, he shaped the brand around long-termism, extending beyond trading into global, sustained public service.
CoinEx isn’t just a gateway to digital assets. It’s quietly becoming an infrastructure of hope.
1. Haipo Yang’s Vision: Technology Should Solve Real Problems, Not Fuel Speculation
Rarely appearing in public, Haipo Yang consistently emphasizes one thing internally: “Technology should not be wasted on hype. It should be used to solve real-world problems.”
A blockchain purist, Haipo believes in decentralization, transparency, and censorship-resistance. But he’s also a pragmatist. In 2021, he initiated the CoinEx Charity platform, advocating three principles:
“Every philanthropic project must be sustainable, verifiable, and decentralized.”
Every donation, deployment, and outcome in CoinEx Charity is traceable and verifiable. Haipo doesn’t see transparency as a marketing tactic—it’s a moral imperative tied to the blockchain ethos.
2. The Starlink Program: Bringing Digital Access to the Disconnected
In 2024, CoinEx Charity launched the Starlink Program, aimed at bringing internet access to underserved rural schools through satellite technology. Since then, the project has made meaningful deployments across countries such as the Philippines, Vietnam, Nigeria, and Brazil.
In the mountains of Batangas, Philippines, students accessed online learning for the first time. In northern Nigeria, CoinEx provided a solar-powered, satellite-connected learning terminal—bridging the digital divide for entire classrooms.
This wasn’t a symbolic donation—it was a systematic, replicable connectivity solution that transformed isolated communities into connected participants.
3. Going Global: Real, Local Impact Beyond the Headlines
Unlike one-off donations, CoinEx Charity focuses on localized, long-term impact, adapting to different cultural and infrastructural contexts.
So far, the program has been implemented in:
- Southeast Asia: Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia
- Africa: Nigeria, Kenya
- Latin America: Brazil, Mexico
- Emerging Regions: Initial engagements in South Asia and Eastern Europe
Rather than imposing a one-size-fits-all model, CoinEx collaborates with local NGOs, schools, and educators to deliver customized, needs-based solutions. The result? Not just hardware—but sustainable connectivity and educational infrastructure.
4. Final Thoughts: Long-Termism Isn’t Just an Investment Strategy—It’s a Social Rhythm
While the market races toward the next hype cycle, CoinEx chooses to invest in places the spotlight doesn’t reach.
Haipo Yang and the CoinEx team are answering a fundamental question:
Can technology change lives—not by moving fast, but by showing up where it matters most?
There’s no press buzz or short-term ROI in this work.
But it’s real. It’s resilient. It’s human.
And that may be CoinEx’s most valuable contribution to the future of Web3
