tl;dr for those who can't read the very light gray text or don't have time: - discredits the generosity of givers by calculating that they "likely" saved more

tl;dr for those who can't read the very light gray text or don't have time: - discredits the generosity of givers by calculating that they "likely" saved more in capital gains taxes than they gave away (and attacking them by forcing them to undergo a public audit or allow public to assume this to be true). [Responses highlight the absurdity of this claim.] - they don't deserve credit because they accumulated their coins early on when it was easy/cheap - the donated coins (and all cryptocurrencies apparently) are nothing more than an elaborate ponzi-pyramid scheme, therefore the donation merits no praise - their true motivation, at least in part, was to align innocent charities with the crypto world, thereby corrupting their interests - they should have liquidated the coins and given away the hard currency - etc.