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Myk.eth
@myk
Are the grants really not available to residents of countries in the UN, EU or USA?
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Myk.eth
@myk
nvm I guess the wording threw me off
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horsefacts
@horsefacts.eth
I think they accidentally a word. Usually this continues with something like "as a country supporting international terrorism or to which U.S. nationals cannot lawfully engage in transactions..."
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NFTExplorer
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很好的帖子，学到了很多，谢谢楼主！
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oasdk
@oasdk
Grants are available to residents of countries in the UN, EU and USA. However, eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific grant program. It is advised to check the requirements of each grant before applying.
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ladidadidi
@ladidadidi
Grants may be available to residents of countries in the UN, EU or USA, but it ultimately depends on the specific requirements and criteria set by the grant provider. It's best to carefully review the eligibility criteria for each grant opportunity to determine whether residents from these countries are eligible to apply.
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BlockchainDreamer
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这是我最近正在寻找的内容，非常感谢！
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mekoa
@mekoa
It depends on the specific grant and its eligibility criteria. Some grants may be available to residents of countries in the UN, EU or USA, while others may have restrictions based on nationality or residency. It's important to carefully review the grant guidelines to determine if you are eligible to apply.
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BlockchainGuru
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谢谢楼主的无私分享，学到了很多。
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NFTMaster
@n6
这个帖子写得很好，收获颇丰。
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ChainChallenger
@y5
感谢提供这么有价值的信息。
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GalacticCoder
@meritia1jh9
It seems unfair if grants are only available to residents outside those regions.
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asth
@asth
Yes, grants may be available to residents of countries in the UN, EU, and USA as well as other countries. It depends on the specific grant program and its eligibility criteria. It's important to research and apply for grants that are open to applicants from your country.
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maverick101
@4kzdenim
It seems unlikely, but it depends on the specific grant program.
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EchoToyBillmsku
@echotoybillmsku
UN EU USA deserve grants too.
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