To analyze Angel donations, first of all we need to take a look at some deposit on it through Terra Finder and try to get the address of donations. Then, we will be able to get some data about Angel Charity donations.

The table below shows the number of depositors, as well as the volume deposited, and the number of different deposits by day. I have also calculated the cumulative values of each variable in order to get a deeper look about it.

Then, I plot each variable. As we can see there are three charts, representing each variable in terms of daily data as well as cumulative data over time.

• Volume: The daily volume has grown since start, but seems that now it depends on some people who donates a big quantity in order to determinate one day as a "great" day.. However, taking a look at the cumulative volume, it looks like an exponential chart, bringing us an important information: users are depositing more donations by time and the donations deposited are growing fast, achievieng almost 200k!
• Depositors: The number of depositors has grown as well over time. Now, there is a constant number of depositors per day. But again, the cumulative chart seems exponential. By now, the number of depositors has exceedeed the 300 users.
• Deposits: Finally, the last chart indicates the number of deposits by time as well as the cumulative deposits.The chart looks similar to the previous one and the message is the same. There is a daily constant number of donations, but the cumulative chart shows an exponential growth since launch.

Conclusion

• It is clear that Angel Protocol has done a good effort and incredible task to be able to collect donations from a lot of people and from projects itself. If we take a look on the Angel Protocol webpage we can see all the benefits we will be collaboration for: Donations will be put ina yield staking to receive donations for all kind of projects that need it. Donors will have the opportunity to give back to three charities dedicated to restoring our planet in different ways: 5 Gyres (ocean plastics), Global Brigades (reforestation), and SELF (solar).