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The Video above does not explain what we are describing below. The video is merely an example of how altruism can and should be monetized in the current economic system based solely on its verifiable value.  

SeeDee’s are non-fungible tokens that are generated from proven, verifiable, “printed” and cataloged deeds, donations, charities, acts, communications, endeavors, engagements, works, labors, toils, services, tasks, jobs, duties, assignments, etc, that are altruistic, philanthropic, magnanimous and selfless in nature this currency will develop from solutions focused activism alone. This enables a unique form of exchange that is not only a tax exempt form of charity, but also that is tax deductible for all participants involved. 

The “Cash for Trash” Bounty program is a prime example of the feasibility and practicality of this concept. The receipts from the many donations secured to satisfy the bounty are added with the receipt for gifting the individual who cleans up the trash, combined with the before and after photos of the trash site being cleaned up. All of this comprises the foundations of a deed, a deed that exists as a seed of community improvement, involvement and engagement. 

Even the dollar amounts exchanged exist as proof of the amount of money the deed is worth. If a bounty amount is raised via a wide range of small donations, the receipt from each individual donation contributes to the total value of not only the bounty but the resulting SeeDeed that results. The holder of the SeeDeed can be anyone, it does not have to be any of the individuals involved in the act. In fact the “proof” has to come from a third party as to not fall victim to conflicts of interest, fraud or corruption.

"Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are unique digital identifiers that certify ownership and authenticity of a digital or physical asset. They are recorded on a blockchain, a decentralized digital ledger technology, and are made up of a unique set of software codes. NFTs cannot be copied, substituted, or subdivided, making each one one-of-a-kind. 

NFTs can represent a variety of assets, including:

art, digital content, media, collectibles, virtual real estate, music, videos, and writing, 

and in this case proven deeds of altruism and activism. 

NFTs can be bought, sold, and traded, and the owner can transfer ownership of the NFT through the blockchain. This can make it more efficient to buy, sell, and trade real-world assets, and can also reduce the risk of fraud. For example, an artist can sell an NFT to represent ownership of their work, while still retaining the copyright and reproduction rights. 

NFTs differ from fungible assets, such as cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, which can be exchanged one-to-one or divided into smaller units without losing value. For example, a $100 bill is fungible because it can be exchanged for five $20 bills or two $50 bills. However, a painting of the Last Supper is non-fungible because it cannot be mass-produced" - Google