Human Rights Foundation to grant 425M satoshis as part of its Bitcoin Develop...
Various educational and developmental Bitcoin projects from around the world have now been granted funding, according to the Foundation. The Human Rights Foundation announced on Tuesday that it intends to distribute 425 million satoshis — the smallest divisible unit of a Bitcoin — to various contributors as a part of its ongoing Bitcoin Development Fund.Launched in May 2020, the Bitcoin Development Fund is primarily focused on improving the Bitcoin network’s privacy, usability and security. The Foundation said that it will focus this particular round of grants on expanding Bitcoin....
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The Human Rights Foundation is providing $25,000 each to support Specter Desktop and Lot49 through its Bitcoin Development Fund. The post Human Rights Foundation Provides Grants To Specter, Lot49 appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.