I don't think you've thought this through.
there will become a point where it becomes a profitable endeavor to donate to the charity, say for example btc is $500 per (easy #) and pinkcoin becomes worth .00002000btc then it would be a breakeven proposition to donate because you would receieve 100 pinkcoin for donation each $1
100*.00002= .002btc
.002*$500 = $1
so in this instance if you would be receiving even value in pinkcoin for the fiat $USD you donate.
if pinkcoin trades at .00002 or above in this instance where the value of bitcoin is $500 then you would actually be making money.
never before has it been directly profitable to donate to charity, that is until Pinkcoin came along
I wanted to address something to the community that was posed as a question in PM. basically they asked if I was saying that I thought 2k sats was a realistc price and that they felt it might be better to lower our breast cancer charity campaign goal from 20k to a more manageable amount as it might be seen as a failure to the community if we don't succeed.
here is my response:
I'm not saying anything, I'm merely using that as a tool to demonstrate a different way to think about it the donation process.
I am unable to predict market trends well enough to tell you PCs price
also I think you are selling the community short here. our goal is $20,000 by Oct. 31st
thats 158 days - which means we need to average $126.58 per day to reach our goal
so far in our first 2 days we have already raised $180 dollars or an average of $90 a day
on day 2 we are only $38.58 away from our daily average goal.
once word spreads and people start seeing their friends donating I think we will far surpass this #
I like to set big goals and approach them in a realistic, manageable fashion
