Quote from: broken_pixel on March 06, 2014, 07:36:40 PM

Quote from: Kruncha on March 06, 2014, 05:48:36 PM

Quote from: TheDonj on March 06, 2014, 05:36:52 PM

Without a doubt charity coin (CHA) http://www.charitycoinfoundation.org/

My reasoning is simple:

1. 10% of all coins mined are placed in wallets to fund charitable events.
2. An outstanding dev team who are dedicated to the long term success of the coin

You're looking at a coin that will truly make a difference and can wipe away this "speculate/bubble/greed/panic/crash/crap/clone" typically associated with crypto, and in particular litecoin clones. A coin that can actually make the world a better place and isn't just another speculative vehicle.

Consider for a second the power something like this could have if it took off, become a part of something bigger and support making the world a better place!

Hey Don J

I like your argument, it seems sound. It would be good if we could really make a difference

k.

The problem with so called charities is they are never really transparent and most of the time receive maybe 1- 2 % of lets say a 20% donation from a person or entity.

Great idea but with all the greed in the world it really is never solid or at least when a fiat currency is used.

So are you suggesting not to bother helping charities because some may be greedy?

Please don't confuse me with someone who is naive, I agree with you that some charities are extremely greedy, some charity CEOs pay themselves multimillion dollar paychecks.

However most Charities and in particular the smaller community charities without the huge marketing budgets are honest, and sincerely try to help people, so please don't tarnish them all with the same brush.

CharityCoin wants to help these smaller charities, not big the corporations that masquerade themselves as charities whilst paying themselves grotesque salaries and spending millions on advertising.