Check out BitGive, they are similar: https://www.bitgivefoundation.org
also I believe Coinbase bought Earn.com,
"Earn bitcoin by replying to emails and completing tasks. Keep the money, or donate it to charity."
https://earn.com/
and also check out BiblePay, 10% of BBP is donated to Charity!
https://medium.com/biblepay-news/what-is-biblepay-7c4c3b227292
Topic: GiveCrypto - donations made in cryptocurrency (Read 146 times)
Not sure that this is not another Scam project. If I were rich, I could afford such donations. But first we need to make sure it's true. Sorry for my English if something is misspelled.
My experience is similar to "mjglqw". This might actually work for "emerging markets" but not so sure for those that belong to "less developed markets" (unless they change its end product [make it crypto to cash]).
I've only heard of this just now. Taking a quick look, it looks like a decent crypto charity donation site. Have I used it? Nope, probably in the future when I'm more "financially secure". Would I trust it? Since Brian Armstrong(Coinbase CEO) is the founder of this site, I would say it's pretty reputable.
Overall a good concept. If only I was an earlier adopter(probably pre 2015?) with a huge stack of bitcoin then I definitely would donate.
Overall a good concept. If only I was an earlier adopter(probably pre 2015?) with a huge stack of bitcoin then I definitely would donate.
Have you heard about this idea of Brian Armstrong? People like Larsen from Ripple already donated to the initial fund. Just wondering if you have any experience?
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