Both charity and bitcoin are highly recommended in my opinion. Since Africa deserves being given a charity as basic needs on daily usage, we might also consider to teach them and give them awareness on how bitcoin works so that they be able to use it on daily basis as well.
I like the article showing great potential for TTN as future long term investments that would engage investors to invest in this project and also to give future assurance that crypto investments are still worth the risk and still profitable.
These are risks of being a bounty hunters and i personally experienced that some of the project i had participated with. Some projects cut allocations even projects went well on sales, delaying distributions because they are afraid of dumps and worst of all not getting paid at all. Mostly campaign are paid for native tokens as bounty rewards because they are just looking forward for fund contributions from their investors in the first place.
Things have changed today because all crypto banned have been lifted off especially on the country mentioned and more countries now are adopting and embracing crypto currencies as we speak. With all the legalization it is safe to say that crypto is here to stay.
KYC should only be on bank statement transactions not on crypto currency because it disrupt the anonymity and the ideology why crypto currency was created. There are good and bad outcome of having an kyc procedures on such exchanges or any crypto projects but it really all depends on the user whether he or she is to comply or not.