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Web-based hosting services for version control, such as GitHub, have made iteasier for people to develop, share, and donate money to software repositories.In this paper, we study the use of Bitcoin to make donations to open sourcerepositories on GitHub. In particular, we analyze the amount and volume ofdonations over time, in addition to its relationship to the age and popularityof a repository.  We scanned over three million repositories looking for donation addresses. Wethen extracted and analyzed their transactions from Bitcoin's publicblockchain. Overall, we found a limited adoption of Bitcoin as a payment methodfor receiving donations, with nearly 44 thousand deposits adding up to only 8.3million dollars in the last 10 years. We also found weak positive correlationbetween the amount of donations in dollars and the popularity of a repository,with highest correlation (r=0.013) associated with number of forks.

Characterizing Bitcoin donations to open source software on GitHub