CoinTelegraph Initiative Uses Bitcoin to Help Paris Victims

     The French capital experienced a series of terrorist attacks on Saturday night. CoinTelegraph is looking for partners to become members of our Bitcoin donation program to help a series of terrorist attacks victims. We are looking for contacts with the French government or NGOs.

According to various sources, the number of victims of this attack is estimated at more than 120, with more than 300 injured. French President Francois Hollande has declared a state of emergency.

Companies and individuals have been supported by social media. Facebook has implemented a new feature that allows users to notify friends of their safety. In addition, a new Twitter hashtag, #PorteOuverte (Open Doors), was used on Friday night after a series of terrorist attacks in Paris to notify families of Parisians who can go to safe shelters.

Bitcoin is more than just a means of payment

CoinTelegraph is helping the victims of the Paris terrorist attacks. We are seeking to work with the Paris government to raise funds for the victims.

We call on the Bitcoin community: if you want to help the victims in France, let's do it together. We are creating a Bitcoin donation page connected to a dedicated wallet for the victims in Paris.

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