There is an opportunity for allowing any charity to accept donations of *any* token onchain.

Hypothetically, let's call this CoinStar 

1. Send any token to the CoinStar smart contract address for the charity

2. Smart contract automatically swaps the currency for USDC (may require multiple trades)

3. Longer term: make legal / tax argument that the realized value of the USDC can map back as a valid donation from the original party. I assume there are some existing rules why this doesn't work, but might be able to build a case to change it.

What are the best run charities that accept crypto currency? 

I want to donate all the coins that were randomly sent to me over the last few days (around $2 million)

Nikita Bier

There is an opportunity for allowing any charity to accept donations of *any* token onchain.

Hypothetically, let's call this CoinStar 

1. Send any token to the CoinStar smart contract address for the charity

2. Smart contract automatically swaps the currency for USDC (may require multiple trades)

3. Longer term: make legal / tax argument that the realized value of the USDC can map back as a valid donation from the original party. I assume there are some existing rules why this doesn't work, but might be able to build a case to change it.

https://x.com/nikitabier/status/1886136072779763976

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

Endaoment already solves this; I used it all the time to get gift matching for donating crypto when I worked at Google

Head of Engineering at Courtyard.io, bringing physical collectibles onchain. nf.td/joe /courtyard /backend

chatting with Robbie on X right now, the issue is they don't support all tokens

any token with a liquid market should work

Actually I didn't use endaoment, I think it's newer. I used the giving block at the time, which is much more corporate but worked great

https://docs.splits.org/core/swapper

swapper works for anything with an onchain oracle (uni v3 pool or CL)