Madagascar (TIME) is a new cryptocurrency based on the Binance Smart Chain. The project aims to make it easier for current charity organizations to raise funds while allowing the authority to carry out their respective personal initiatives. Madagascar has a community charity token, TIME, which provides token holders with a voice. Madagascar intends to gather donations to assist the globe in gaining more "TIME" to reduce global warming, pollution, and environmental issues.

According to its whitepaper, Madagascar strives to sponsor as many NGOs, charity funds, and other charitable organizations as possible. The project contributes via blockchain, which means that contributions are visible on the public record and cannot be erased. The tech rate has thoroughly verified the smart contract on the blockchain, and the liquidity has been locked.

The project Madagascar has three basic types of wallets, known as safes. They are linked together using multi-signature technology. As a result, to carry out decisions made by Madagascar involving contributions, funding, or wages requires three votes out of four. Users can understand what goes where because all payments are publically reported.

The Madagascar project uses TIME as its standard token. TIME is a blockchain-based, transparent digital charitable coin. The token has the potential to return "TIME" to the coming years of the beloved planet Earth while also helping to secure the survival of the animal world. Madagascar allows public members to follow project statistics and understand how donations are spent.

The project's long-term aims include planting one million trees in five nations and conserving 10,000 endangered animal species worldwide.

The Madagascar project began operations on July 1, 2021. Ryan serves as chief marketing officer, Raymond as chief development officer, Armand as chief brand officer, and Corey as chief social media officer for the Madagascar team.