The Texas Bitcoin Conference has four Charity Partners this year, Sean's Outpost, The Capital Area Food Bank, The BitGive Foundation, and Without Regrets.

Paul: "Jason King is really the inspiration for this event. Last year he ran from the Miami Bitcoin Conference to the Texas Bitcoin Conference, then on to San Francisco. All the way across the country to highlight the plight of the homeless.

"I can't see how I would be able to run across the country. But there had to be something I could do. In College I was a pretty decent unicyclist. So starting this Summer, I started training. At this point I am pretty confident I can ride the roughly 20 miles from my house to the Texas Bitcoin Conference venue."

The ride will be covered via a combination of social media and traditional media on March 25. The ride will consist of a number of short rides in various parts of Austin adding collectively up to 20 miles.

Paul: "I am not so young, so I am going to be picking some easy, safe roads that will none the less have value in generating attention and perhaps a little money for the Texas Bitcoin Conference charity partners."

Donations to the partner Charities will be accepted in Bitcoin and in Dogecoin. Donations will be divided equally among the four charities.

Paul: "Part of the exercise here is to demonstrate how people from around the world can donate easily, quickly, and safely in response to a need. Furthermore, all the collected donations will be distributed within 24 hours to the given charities. A cryptographic audit will be created in real time.

"This level of transparency isn't possible with traditional donations, but thanks to Bitcoin it is already possible for Bitcoin and Dogecoin donations today."