IMO...
BBP is the tithing of the future for churchgoers. What an amazing dual purpose it would serve, the Church gets their tithe via BBP, while helping the charitable organizations at the same time..I really don't think this would be a complicated system to incorporate into churches, most of them have internet connections nowadays w/ wifi, and most folk carry their phones with them as well into the church.
Thats a really good idea. What better way to make inroads into churches than to tell them they will receive more tithes? I felt like it was sort of a lost cause, sort of like poaching, to go up to a pastor and tell them we are recommending a digital currency, as that sort of makes us a pest, but offering them more tithes is a different story.
We get popularity out of the deal they get more tithes.
Another thing I realized the other day, more and more countries are creating cryptos to avoid US sanctions. This plus Teslas upcoming satellite internet system will give us a fighting chance to be up during the great tribulation.
So what we might be able to do is create a church package. Maybe a proposal out of the PR budget. Write up a recommended inroad for a church, create slicks and pass them out to church elders, but we should stress what the church gets: More tithes. This really goes hand in hand to having a mobile app ready to deploy though. If the pastor downloads the mobile app, signs on, creates an address for the church, and they flash a page on the screen with our transparency, churchgoers download the app, next week (or the same week) they tithe in BBP. Another idea: Maybe we add Organizations to our Chain! We could have a friendly name, an e-mail, and a public address! Then users could send to one another as Christian brothers/sisters, Or tithe to a church by name. You pick the dropdown and click send, you dont need the complicated BBP address.
Edit: Maybe they find out *after* implementing BBP they received 10,000 in BBP worth $200 but before they used to receive $700 in real money LOL.