TREE NEWS update: The Human Rights Foundation has distributed 60 million sats (approximately $60,000) in Bitcoin grants to 16 projects supporting human rights and digital freedom. This initiative highlights the use of Bitcoin as a tool for financial inclusion and censorship resistance.
Human Rights Foundation Grants 60M Sats in Bitcoin to 16 Projects
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The grant size is modest, but the signal is not: a human rights organization is treating Bitcoin as infrastructure for censorship resistance rather than as an investment, and routing funds to many small projects instead of one flagship. That spreads the money thin, so the real test is whether any of the 16 produce durable tools. Whether other funders follow this model, and whether the recipients can scale beyond grant dependency, is the open question.
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