Each Church, Charity, or Non-Profit Organization should establish a digital asset committee of 3 to 5 members to monitor the digital asset programs of that organization. The committee members should work with the organization staff for planning purposes and digital asset policies. Along the same lines, each organization committee should work with Digital Asset Ministries for training and general networking. The sections below describe digital asset issues that should be addressed by each organization committee.
Digital Asset Selections
The digital asset committees of each organization should choose the digital assets to receive as donations. The recommended assets are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and U.S. Dollar Stablecoins. As digital protocols become more advanced and regulated, other alternative coins (alt coins) could be considered. This would include protocols like Polygon (Matic), for example, which is a “layer two” or “sidechain” scaling solution that runs alongside the Ethereum blockchain. Again, it will be up to each organization committee to determine which assets to receive as donations.
Accounts to Receive Digital Assets
- Fidelity Investments (or similar)
- Centralized Crypto Exchange
- Cold Storage Wallet *
Other options are available and all options should be considered by the digital asset committee and confirmed by the organization staff or leadership. Digital Asset Ministries will assist in the option selection, but final decisions should be made by the committee who will then consult the organization leadership.
* Cold Wallets are recommended to use for “Receiving Addresses”. Instructions for use of Cold Wallets are set forth in another section of this website.
Digital Asset Distributions
- Retain in Cold Storage Wallet
- Convert to USD and Withdraw to Local Bank Account
- Convert to Other Approved Digital Asset
- Use for Income Generation
Hold for Income Generation
- Decentralized Private Staking
- Centralized Crypto Exchange Staking
- Asset Appreciation
- "DeFi Lending Protocol *
Although it is easier to Stake on a crypto Exchange like Binance, Kraken, or Coinbase (for example), there is a possibility that one exchange can achieve a majority of voting rights and create an unbalance on the blockchain, we prefer decentralized staking options.
* DeFi stands for “Decentralized Finance” which will be covered in a different section of this website.
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