Livity ∞ Blue Filter
Alef Drop · Gaza Emergency Water Campaign · Live Impact Dashboard
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$1,000 sent → 20,000L of clean water delivered in Gaza → ~1,000 people reached
Livity and Blue Filter are delivering emergency drinking water to displaced families in Gaza, funded entirely through the Alef Drop NFT/Ordinals campaign. Every $500 funds one fully loaded truck: 10,000L of safe water, split into 500 portions of 20L (one person's basic daily need) at about $1 each. This page tracks every donation and delivery in real time. Full campaign details: livity.io/gaza-campaign.
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1 Buy an Alef NFT or Ordinal
2 Funds land in the treasury below
3 Blue Filter converts & delivers water
$0 total amount used for water delivery
Target: $100,000 by Dec 31, 2026
*Total Amount Used for Water Delivery counts USD only once it's actually converted from SOL or BTC, and retrieved by the Blue Filter team to distribute water. Each conversion locks in that dollar amount permanently. Total Amount Raised below reflects everything received into the treasury so far, converted at today's live SOL or BTC price, so it moves with the market until it's actually sent.
Total Amount Raised
— SOL received
— SOL sent
— BTC received
— SOL pending deployment
NFTs/Ordinals Sold
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NFT sales by tier presented below
Trucks deployed
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Measured, reported by Blue Filter
Liters Delivered
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Measured, reported by Blue Filter
People served
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Estimated at 20L per person per day
Field reports - Blue Filter
Impact Indicators
Water deliveredMeasured. Liters purchased and distributed, backed by invoices and truckload records, with chlorination tested before distribution.
People reachedEstimated. Based on 20L per person per day, reported as 20L portions, not presented as unique individuals.
Funding and impactVerified. On-chain transfer records, field photos and videos, and distribution updates to the Alef community.
Given conditions in Gaza, we prioritize indicators that can be reliably documented, and we distinguish clearly between directly measured outputs and estimates derived from them.
Blue Filter had already delivered over 210,000L of clean water in Gaza through other fundraising before this campaign began. With Alef Drop sales added, its total now stands at over 230,000L. Each entry here shows liters delivered, trucks deployed, and people reached from the Alef Drop sales: straight from Blue Filter's field reports. Liters and trucks are measured from invoices and truckload records. People reached is an estimate based on 20L per person per day, and may include repeat service to the same individuals.
NFT sales by tier
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Where We Deliver
Blue Filter's current daily distribution points: Jabalia, Jabalia Camp, Jabalia Al-Balad, Beit Lahia, Sheikh Radwan, Al-Nasr Street, and Al-Jalaa Street, across North Gaza and Gaza City.
What One Deployment Costs
| Item | Unit | Frequency | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water truck rental | $150 | Daily | $3,000 / truck |
| Fuel & logistics | $150 | Daily | $4,500 |
| Labor (6 persons) | $120 | Daily | $3,600 |
| Chlorination materials | $100 | Monthly | $100 |
| Basic testing kits | $500 | One-time | $500 |
| Water containers | $400 | Per unit | Permanent item |
~$500 all-in per fully deployed 10,000L truck
Funding → Community Impact Scale
| Funding | Trucks/day | People/day | Monthly Water Portions |
|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | 1 | 150–300 | 4,500–9,000 |
| $2,500 | 2 | 600–900 | 18,000–27,000 |
| $5,000 | 3–4 | ~1,200 | ~36,000 |
| $10,000 | 5–6 | 2,000–3,000 | 60,000–90,000 |
| $25,000 | 8–10 | 4,000+ | 120,000+ |
| $50,000 | 10+ | 6,000+ | 180,000+ |
| $75,000 | TBC | TBC | TBC |
| $100,000 · Target | TBC | TBC | TBC |
Reference model from the campaign's operational cost structure, not tied to live data. See "What One Deployment Costs" for the itemized breakdown behind these figures.
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On-chain transactions
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*Funds were originally received through an interim treasury wallet, noted above as "SOL archived." Livity conducted a one-time transfer between these wallets to consolidate funds into one dedicated program wallet. Both SOL wallets' histories are shown here for full transparency. Sustain, Bridge, Resilience, and Scale are one-of-one editions priced in BTC and sold through Gamma, a separate platform from the Solana checkout above, so they settle to a separate Bitcoin wallet, shown above as "BTC." Two earlier transactions on that wallet (funding it, then publishing art) are excluded here since they weren't sales. Rows tagged "SOL sent" are transfers out of the program wallet to Blue Filter, shown as negative amounts. They are not donations, and they are also logged in the Crypto-to-Fiat Conversions panel.
**USD column amount reflects the price at the time each transfer was received in the program wallet, not today's price. The SOL and BTC themselves stay in the treasury and are revalued in real time in the Total Amount Raised figure above. For "SOL sent" rows, the USD column shows the dollar amount locked in at the time of transfer.
SOL wallet: GgVN7…xc5Fb · SOL archived wallet: FqtVP…xtbEn · BTC wallet: bc1qx8c…fln30r
**USD column amount reflects the price at the time each transfer was received in the program wallet, not today's price. The SOL and BTC themselves stay in the treasury and are revalued in real time in the Total Amount Raised figure above. For "SOL sent" rows, the USD column shows the dollar amount locked in at the time of transfer.
SOL wallet: GgVN7…xc5Fb · SOL archived wallet: FqtVP…xtbEn · BTC wallet: bc1qx8c…fln30r
Crypto-to-Fiat Conversions
Each row here is a real, completed transfer of funds from the treasury to Blue Filter, converted from SOL to fiat at the time of transfer. This is what "Total Amount Used for Water Delivery" above is built from. Each transfer is logged the same day it happens, so nothing here is estimated or automatic. This corresponds to Step 4, Local Conversion & Disbursement, in Livity and Blue Filter's Funding Flow & Impact Loop.