The search for Satoshi Nakamoto may exist nearing its end every bit Rainn Wilson, best known as Dwight Schrute from the U.S. version of the Telly series The Office, has stepped upward to the function as office of Bitcoin Tuesday.

In a YouTube video posted as part of the crypto-based clemency event, Wilson claimed to be the legendary and elusive inventor to encourage viewers to brand "Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency" donations to the Mona Foundation, an system that supports schools and programs in economically disadvantaged communities, with a specific focus on women and girls. As part of Bitcoin Tuesday, The Giving Block is accepting crypto to give to the not-profit arrangement, which supports grassroots teaching for women and girls worldwide.

"My proper noun is non Rainn Wilson, nor is it Dwight Schrute. My name is Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of Bitcoin," said Wilson jokingly. "That's what I would say had I invented Bitcoin, which I did not."

Wilson is offering virtual dinners for people who donate 10 Bitcoins (BTC) — roughly $190,000 at the time of publication — as well as Twitter shout outs to those who give $1,000 in whatever cryptocurrency.  According to the Mona Foundation website, the organization currently accepts BTC, Ether (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Zcash (ZEC), Gemini Dollar (GUSD), Basic Attending Token (BAT), and Chainlink (LINK).

The one-time star of The Role has used his online platform to advocate for crypto donations before. Concluding twelvemonth, he asked people to donate their "worthless cryptocurrency" to the non-profit, referencing Mark Cuban maxim he would rather own bananas than Bitcoin.

This year, Wilson said crypto was "the about taxation-efficient style" to make donations. However, he did not explicitly rule out crypto users employing beet farming, in lieu of yield farming, for their earnings.

Cointelegraph is participating in Bitcoin Tuesday and working with The Giving Block to produce a charity Crypto Trivia quiz featuring elevation personalities in the blockchain infinite, to exist held on Dec 10.

Yous can donate crypto to your favorite charity by visiting The Giving Block website. Select the system you would similar to support, and pledge your crypto now for a good cause.