Time and time again they keep using GoFundMe, Patreon or PayPal for their movements only to get shut down by them. Accepting Bitcoin donations really isn't that hard, you just have to know basic web development, buy a cheap web host (or $3/mo VPS if you know how to use command-line Linux) and $10/yr .com domain.
You don't even need something silly and unnecessary like BitPay, if you want to verify who your donators are, you simply ask them to input their wallet addresses to link to their accounts (on your website's login/account system) before they donate to your address, and you can easily write an automated system to query the last 50 transactions to your wallet in JSON format from blockchain.com's public API (blockchain.com/api/blockchain_api) every minute using PHP, JS, Python or whatever, it ain't rocket science, a highschool dropout who has basic tech savviness could figure this out easily. It ain't complicated, you don't need any third-party payment processors, never need to worry about chargebacks, that's the beauty of crypto.
Because you can't buy anything with Bitcoin. You can't pay your bills with it, buy gas, buy groceries, pay the power bill or pay taxes. This is why Bitcoin won't ever be fully accepted over even the shitty dollar, because people can't use it. If Bitcoin retards spent even half the time they spend trying to get people to use Bitcoin to get rid of the federal reserve and it's monopoly control over money, maybe Bitcoin would have a viable future.
Thomas Barnes
fear of change. also being tired of researching "new stuff" when it turned out 99% of nuStuff is gay or scam
>Because you can't buy anything with Bitcoin. You can exchange it for cash. coinatmradar.com/
Logan Baker
Boomers fear what they don’t understand. And would rather burn it all to the ground than give another generation a chance to make things right
Asher Gomez
Remember BTC is a takeover from Mastercard and others to control payments by limiting the block size. Bitcoin is BSV and was invented by Dr. Craig Wright as a payment system and was meant to scale on chain
Joseph Butler
>Exchange for cash
Yes, and pay a fee to do so. Why should this motivate me to use Bitcoin when I can use straight cash instead, or even a credit card and get Cashback/bonus points, basically paying me to use it?
Ayden Lewis
I prefer BitcoinCash (BCH) for actual merchandise and other low-dollar-value sales too due to its better transaction fees (
