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For this reason, InfraWiki doesn't take any cryptocurrency [[InfraWiki:Donate|donations]] except for Monero. | For this reason, InfraWiki doesn't take any cryptocurrency [[InfraWiki:Donate|donations]] except for Monero. | ||
Here's our Monero address: | |||
87A5r27cdGke9bqEAFa8RvGp15pWmLG4Vc4LHFfXrRW5AKGPxEqVaV4Yspah36Wtqqi27oa93damRJDFzTWV35u7FRmd164 | |||
== Further reading == | == Further reading == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:13, 7 November 2025
Monero is an open source cryptocurrency which emphasizes privacy, unlike Bitcoin. With Bitcoin and other "surveillance coins" there's a risk that your personal identity can be exposed and your wallet address can be added to an exchange blacklist.[1][2]
For this reason, InfraWiki doesn't take any cryptocurrency donations except for Monero.
Here's our Monero address:
87A5r27cdGke9bqEAFa8RvGp15pWmLG4Vc4LHFfXrRW5AKGPxEqVaV4Yspah36Wtqqi27oa93damRJDFzTWV35u7FRmd164
Further reading
- Monero on Golden.
- Monero website
- Monero on English Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Bitcoin Expert Eviscerates US Treasury’s ‘Fascist’ Crypto Blacklist by P.H. Madore on Yahoo Finance
- ↑ "All addresses that donated to the Canadian truckers movement were listed and sent to a government agency. Meaning you are being tracked, with Monero even they had your address they can’t do anything." on Reddit