Best way to give the gift of Bitcoin?

[irfan_pak10]

Use coinbase it will help you. They started a gift system for Christmas. Join and enjoy

Thanks for the idea....I didn't knew about that. I just printed out five paper wallets which I wanted to gift to my relatives etc. - but after checking up the christmas campaign of Coinbase, I've decided to gift it like that


Really smart campaign of Coinbase

No problem dear, im using coinbase its really a nice site. I joined this site when first time they started a free give away of 1$. I then earned more than 300$ from this site from there free give away. That's why I like coinbase

[ChuckBuck]

If you really love your nephews and nieces, you'd give them something like these:

https://www.titanbtc.com/product-category/titan_bitcoins/?min_price=0&max_price=102

https://ravenbit.com/

http://www.maxfield.me/2014/09/11/coinbase/


Or if you just merely like them, just paper wallet it!   

[Kprawn]

Create a ChangeTip account and deposit some money on there..... The best gift, is the gift of giving.  Tell them to Pay it Forward.

You would have to create some sort of wallet for them. {Do a paperwallet, and print a youtube link, explaining Bitcoin on it}

The best part of discovering Bitcoin, is the hunt to get it. 

[faeyza]

If you really love your nephews and nieces, you'd give them something like these:

https://www.titanbtc.com/product-category/titan_bitcoins/?min_price=0&max_price=102

https://ravenbit.com/

http://www.maxfield.me/2014/09/11/coinbase/


Or if you just merely like them, just paper wallet it!   

wow cool design i love it and love bitcoin too 

[sifter]

I would actually buy some physical coins with either a pre loaded value on them and give it to them or buy them a silver wallet. So they can use it themselves.

[LOBSTER]

I would actually buy some physical coins with either a pre loaded value on them and give it to them or buy them a silver wallet. So they can use it themselves.

Yeah, but the main problem is that the pre-loaded coins are often so expensive that it costs much more than gifting just a physical paper wallet (costs a few cents), loaded with Bitcoins / Litecoins / Altcoins.

I've also considered to gifting physical coins but I decided to gift it via the Coinbase Christmas gifting campaign

[SirChiko]

I want to share the economic freedom bitcoin with my Nieces and Nephews this year for Christmas. They're all highschool/college age so should, with a little instruction, be able to start using relatively easy.

I have purchased some USB flash drives, and intend to put a wallet with some bitcoin on the flash drive for them.

What is the best way to do this?

Paper wallet is the best way i think, if they are atleast a bit interested in IT then usb wallets are maybe fine too but not that safe at all.

[sifter]

I would actually buy some physical coins with either a pre loaded value on them and give it to them or buy them a silver wallet. So they can use it themselves.

Yeah, but the main problem is that the pre-loaded coins are often so expensive that it costs much more than gifting just a physical paper wallet (costs a few cents), loaded with Bitcoins / Litecoins / Altcoins.

I've also considered to gifting physical coins but I decided to gift it via the Coinbase Christmas gifting campaign

I assume that at least shows some value to younger people like scholars.

[Gianluca95]

What nice uncle ! Is not better to create an identification with a password which generate a BTC address, and then you send money to this? After do this, you'll be able to do gift for your beautiful nephew. I guess that this is a better solution, flash USB is more rude than this.