> That's what Ethereum is for. It's completely public and can't be tampered with, so you can check exactly where the money is going. Except the page admits the

> That's what Ethereum is for. It's completely public and can't be tampered with, so you can check exactly where the money is going. Except the page admits there will be a delay of a month before the proceeds go to the EFF, and that transaction is NOT on the blockchain, as the wallet is "sold" and the money is, perhaps, donated to the EFF. So you can't actually check.