With respect, you may have misunderstood the project, its quiet the opposite actually :
a. Philanthropy isn't charity. Philanthor has dedicated only 10% of its work to charity, the rest will go into long term research into social good.
b. Like any other utility token, there is no direct correlation between the token price and the financial performance of a company. You are not buying shares and the value of the token is derived by the supply and demand and the utility value of the token. In our case, the better philanthropy work we do, and the more usage of the token inside the ecosystem (and outside in exchanges), the increase value of the token is expected.
c. We do not make the decisions alone. In fact, our platform takes directions from our members, who vote, decide and introduce new philanthropy projects and causes. It's run by everyone as a DAO collective, and not by a small group of people like in traditional companies and foundations.
Our foundation is being registered in France possibly in the USA as well, this is at first. And in the future we may operate in additional countries gradually to offer tax deductions to our members. Our philanthropy work will be global.
This points are discussed in more details in the Whitepaper as well as the token utility and usage.