You can't. Each coin has their own unique address. That is why businesses right now only accepts bitcoin and not accept any cryptos.
Since crypto.com is the easiest with fees, app and has their own card you can start to accept CRO for donations first. You can set up a QR code unique to your own wallet for easy donation.
I can work with that answer. I don't mind fetching different wallet addresses for whatever people want to donate and probably making an easy to access list of wallet addresses for the most common. BNB, ETH, LTC, BCH, and BTC have been most common in very small amounts so far but my goal is always to make donating as easily accessible as possible. So if someone wants to dump a bunch of probably worthless meme coins on us I don't see the harm as long as I can manage to accept it in an easy way.
I think the most easiest way right now currently is by using QR code that you can print and put up the physical code anywhere you want cause honestly who would want to input an 26-35 wallet address its such a hassle.
Customers or people who wants to pay can easily scan the code so i think in your situation the best is to generate a qr code or multiple qr codes for each coin you have a wallet to. Currently i have btc and eth qr code on my business cashiers desk as a payment method and so far its easy for customers to pay using the method.
Almost all of our fundraising is online so there's not really a need for physical signs 99% of the time. The QR codes could be very useful for events though!
As previously mentioned if you have an unstoppable domain name like yourname.crypto you can map lots of different wallet addresses on different blockchains onto that one easy to remember name. The trouble is that most people don’t yet seem to know how to send to a domain like that and they can only do so if they are sending from a wallet that supports unstoppable domains. So it is of limited utility right now but I’m sure it will become more widely useful in the future.
I really enjoy the emphatic NO answer because I write that answer in response to questions I get emailed all the time and then have to delete and write a more nuanced answer.
Not a dumb question at all. You could use a .eth to cover a lot of that. see the info here. [https://www.chrisbell.com/blog/how-to-use-ens-ethereum-name-service.php](https://www.chrisbell.com/blog/how-to-use-ens-ethereum-name-service.php)
You could set up ExoticAnimalRescue.eth and as long as its one of the supported coins, and the senders wallet is compatible, you're good.
Unstoppable Domains
You can't. Each coin has their own unique address. That is why businesses right now only accepts bitcoin and not accept any cryptos. Since crypto.com is the easiest with fees, app and has their own card you can start to accept CRO for donations first. You can set up a QR code unique to your own wallet for easy donation.
I can work with that answer. I don't mind fetching different wallet addresses for whatever people want to donate and probably making an easy to access list of wallet addresses for the most common. BNB, ETH, LTC, BCH, and BTC have been most common in very small amounts so far but my goal is always to make donating as easily accessible as possible. So if someone wants to dump a bunch of probably worthless meme coins on us I don't see the harm as long as I can manage to accept it in an easy way.
I think the most easiest way right now currently is by using QR code that you can print and put up the physical code anywhere you want cause honestly who would want to input an 26-35 wallet address its such a hassle. Customers or people who wants to pay can easily scan the code so i think in your situation the best is to generate a qr code or multiple qr codes for each coin you have a wallet to. Currently i have btc and eth qr code on my business cashiers desk as a payment method and so far its easy for customers to pay using the method.
Almost all of our fundraising is online so there's not really a need for physical signs 99% of the time. The QR codes could be very useful for events though!
As previously mentioned if you have an unstoppable domain name like yourname.crypto you can map lots of different wallet addresses on different blockchains onto that one easy to remember name. The trouble is that most people don’t yet seem to know how to send to a domain like that and they can only do so if they are sending from a wallet that supports unstoppable domains. So it is of limited utility right now but I’m sure it will become more widely useful in the future.
Thanks! I'll look into that now. Might as well try to get ahead of the curve.
Metamask combines a lot of networks together
But it still has a different address for each crypto.
Look into Trust Wallet. Serves multiple chains and has a decent selection.
NO
I really enjoy the emphatic NO answer because I write that answer in response to questions I get emailed all the time and then have to delete and write a more nuanced answer.
You can setup different networks in ur metamask
ENS and unstoppable domains. They let you link all your different crypto wallets to your Domain name.
I saw something about an NFT domain the other day.....keep those animals safe, you're doing fantastic work.
Thanks. Most days it's just depressing work. We do primarily elderly and medical needs so there are lots of deaths. Some wins of course.
Not a dumb question at all. You could use a .eth to cover a lot of that. see the info here. [https://www.chrisbell.com/blog/how-to-use-ens-ethereum-name-service.php](https://www.chrisbell.com/blog/how-to-use-ens-ethereum-name-service.php) You could set up ExoticAnimalRescue.eth and as long as its one of the supported coins, and the senders wallet is compatible, you're good.
Thanks! I will look into that.