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Why hasn't crypto jumped in to the rescue? Sounds like a textbook case of "code is law"
by gosub100 1y ago
Why hasn't crypto jumped in to the rescue? Sounds like a textbook case of "code is law"
- nitwit005 1y agoI used to see the occasional crypto donation link, and you can still find several websites for companies offering to facilitate that, but I haven't seen one of those links in a long while.
- ativzzz 1y agoThe problem is the same. It still costs money to support crypto payments via taxes, payment fees, customer support etc that it's not worth to collect crypto from these countries. It's much more lucrative to just target US markets
- mvdtnz 1y agoBecause no one wants to use a currency that is tightly (and correctly) associated with child porn and North Korean scammers.
- rckt 1y agoThey actually use crypto. But of course it's a more complicated way to donate. With services like "By me a coffee" it's a matter of several clicks, when with crypto the donator is required to actually understand the whole flow. So, it's not the best UX when we talk about donation links.