ZERO Prostate Cancer
Patient support, early detection and research in the US, including ZERO360 free case management for patients and free mobile screening.
- US 501(c)(3), EIN 59-3400922
- Takes stablecoins and popular altcoins through The Giving Block
Every coin launched on Bluepad carries a 1% creator fee on each trade. That fee is held, then donated to prostate cancer charities, and each donation lands on the public ledger below with its Solscan proof.
Donated so far
0 SOL
The first donation goes out after the first fees arrive.
Every coin launched here, with its live market cap and the fees its last 24 hours of trading sent to the cause. A coin only appears after its launch transaction is checked on chain.
Reading the launch registry…
Three registered prostate cancer charities that publicly accept crypto. We donate through their own crypto pages, like any donor. We are not partnered with them and they have not endorsed Bluepad.
Patient support, early detection and research in the US, including ZERO360 free case management for patients and free mobile screening.
Research into the prevention, detection and treatment of prostate cancer. PCF funds research teams around the world.
Men's health: prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health and suicide prevention, including prostate cancer research awards.
Crypto pages and registrations checked on 1 November 2026. If a charity stops taking crypto, it comes off this page.
A buy or sell on any coin launched here, on its pump.fun curve or later on PumpSwap.
The coin was created with a 1% creator fee and holder rewards off, written on chain at launch and never changeable.
The figure above is read from chain, coin by coin. Nothing counts as given until it is on the ledger below.
We send SOL to the charity's own crypto deposit address and log the transaction here.
The charity's tax receipt is linked next to the transaction once it arrives.
Every donation ever sent, with its transaction on Solscan and the charity's receipt. Nothing is listed until it has happened on chain.
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Prostate cancer is common, and when it is found early it is very survivable. Each figure links to its source.
1 in 8
>99%
38%
1 in 4
The Prostate Cancer Foundation suggests talking to your doctor about screening in your 40s, earlier with a family history or if you are Black. This is not medical advice; your doctor is.