Quote from: Debonaire217 on March 10, 2020, 10:41:49 AM

Are you tired of explaining how we could use bitcoin as means of donation? Well, just a good news just come. The Human Rights has just announced that Bitcoin is now accepted in their platform as a good way to accept donation thru BTC pay server. They have said that bitcoin could be a tool for freedom, and donations will be used for their research and activities regarding human rights. See Link in here

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For individuals in closed societies, or for anyone facing hyperinflation, capital controls, sanctions, or financial surveillance, Bitcoin can be a tool of freedom. Your donation of BTC will help HRF research and advocate for people's rights and liberties across the world.

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With that all said, if we have a project, a charity as an example, it might be easier for us to seek for donations thru the means of bitcoin. That if people question why bitcoin? then a good answer is probably the latest news concerning human rights promotion of using bitcoin as donation.

Well, we have figured tons of usage on how we could utilize bitcoin. Donation through bitcoin is just one of it that we should take into consideration but just make sure that we are responsible enough and we'll take care of the funds without any bad intentions. Bitcoin has opened allot of opportunities that we could take, and we should know how to use it well. Remember, the development of bitcoin will be based on the people who are using it. We shouldn't make the reputation of bitcoin bad just because of our personal interest.

Not only it would help them receive payment from this option, but to create awareness about Bitcoin. I like the fact that these nonprofit organizations and charity programs are now starting to accept Bitcoin for donations.

If I were to have my own charity foundation later on, I would not hesitate to include Bitcoin as one of the payment methods aside from centralized payment processors like Paypal. Since I'm into cryptocurrency and blockchain advocacy, I would like to see more of these nonprofit and charity organizations use Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

For me, it's all about massive adoption. Even if Bitcoin is just a decade older than the other cryptocurrencies, it's still young in the financial market. Not exceeding 1% of the world's population are adopting Bitcoin.