Giving bitcoins as a gift?

[acener]

I have been thinking...
Would it be totally crazy, if I gave 10-15 bitcoins to a woman, who helped me in a really really big way when I was younger.

I mean, would she think I was crazy if I do it?
Would it be a positive thing? Or just weird?

The coins were not worth much when I got them, so from that perspective, it's not THAT big a deal, right?

I would gladly give them to her, but I fear it could have a negative effect to what little friendship we have

And she is married with kids, so while I will always like her, there is no hidden agenda on my part here.   

Well it isn't going to be weird if you have no hidden agenda but you might consider how she is right now and her personality.
10-15 BTC is a huge money not everyone would just easily accept it and you she is already married with kids think about how the husband would react to it.
If you aren't close to the whole family then might as well just give a small amount that they could easily accept.

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[AB de Royse777]

I wish, but no, I don't have thousands, not even hundreds, but I do have some.

I am in the habit of not believing everything I read in the forums. To give 10-15 Bitcoins to a woman for helping me I should have at least 100 Bitcoins. Unless she had saved my life, in her case, maybe if I only had 16-20 Bitcoins I would be thinking about giving her 15 or 20. And much less my decision would depend on what they say in a forum.

So I don't believe the story.

You don't have to
She practically did save my life. Or maybe I would be alive, but life would be very different without her having done what she did.
Funny that for her, what she did, was not a big thing. For me it changed my life.

We don't know what relationships you two had, no idea about anything. None of us are closely related to you too. Anything from us does not actually matter at all. I hope you are adult enough and in that case talk to your close relatives. The amount you are saying is big enough to consult with some people who can give you good advice, and you trust them in your life.

Good luck bud.

[electronicash]

she may have done very remarkable to you so she deserves something, i hope you don't ask anything in return because it seems to me you don't know her very well. you be very careful when giving something that big, you might not help her instead but put her in danger as well. learn more about her and look at what she really needs, maybe a laptop for her work or just things.

[seoincorporation]

In the past i did the same, once i give altcoins worth $100 and after 4 years that person call me and asked how did she can withdraw those coins, in that moment those coins worth $$800 so, it was a great deal for him.

And is fun, because when we giveaway those coins we didn't expect the price goes that high, but I don't regret my move, at least I make someone really happy.

[uneng]

If it would make you feel better do it without hesitation...
Just make sure she is familar to bitcoin and know how to use it properly, so your coins won't be wasted.

I think the reaction will be positive, even because it looks important to you. To be offered a huge amount of money like this without counterpart doesn't happen often and frankly, money is never too much. There is always an use for it in someone's life.

[Trinx01]

There is no wrong in showing appreciation to the one who helps you in a big way or a serious matter, even though it happened a long ago. It is a bit crazy because 10-15 BTC is a huge amount of money and I think he would be really happy when she has received that kind of gift from a friend, I don't think that she might get offended by that gift because you are both friends. I am just curious how rich you are to the point that you can give 10-15 BTC in a person.

Just ask yourself first if you would be happy as well if you make it if there is no hesitation on you then give it to her, it would be good if you will wait for some good timing, just like a birthday, Christmas or new year.

[Alucard1]

That is too much I think but it is still up to you and if you are so much rich than 10-15, BTC for you is just a piece of money then go for it, there is no wrong for giving gratitude to a person who is there at your worst. I am sure that her reaction will be good and she won't treat it as a negative one, you have both experiences together so there is no bad with giving a gift to her. Just also make sure that she also knows about bitcoin so things will go softly. Nowadays we need to be practical, money as a gift is not that person and I don't think that it will look offensive especially if the who will receive it is one of your friends.

[dothebeats]

This will easily be put into a bad light IMO if you haven't discussed it thoroughly with her and her partner. Most likely the partner will get jealous since you just instantly give his wife almost a million dollars because of your gratitude. I mean, they would gladly accept it, no doubt, but it may form a rift between the two considering that that's how male ego works most of the time.

Perhaps you can discuss everything up to the taxation and all the legal bounds of gifting such a huge sum to make it seem more formal and not really weird for them.

[goldade]

I believe you're not crazy to want to give that huge amount of money out as gift. It shows how grateful you are for what she did for you. The problem might  be a wrong perception of your intention towards the giving. Since she's married, you might also have issues with the husband who might see the gesture as something else.
Now to the most important part. Even if the two problems listed above were by chance solved, you'd still be face with the problem of explaining to her what bitcoin is. Trust me, she wouldn't really value it if she doesn't know what it is. You'd also have to teach her how to use it and how to sell in case she needs to sell some and all.

[Banprox]

If you really want to give someone some bitcoin then give him. Why you feel hesitate to give it to her. Just give her and tell the truth why you give it to her. I think she and her family members will be glad to get it.

[Imran232]

Obviously crazy but with two ways. Like you will be the craziest person she has ever meet. And you will made a craziest thing she ever saw in her entire life. And she never forget your this crazyness. And you will be the lovely craziest person she had. But this craziness is not creat a awkward moment this creat a historical lovely moment. Just think someone you gave like a luxurious house and a lamborgini car. Then how it won't be craziness? How it won't be a craziest thing ever she had seen in her entire life. Buddy made this historical craziest thing. All the best.

[famososMuertos]

There are people who say that they do not like the world of gambling, but they understand it in the literal sense, because in many cases some bet and do not know it, you are trying to do something that has an intrinsic random result.

It will be very difficult to show goodwill in your cause, unless she (or anyone) understands it, because they understand that your intention is based on the results of the good Samaritan that this person was.

Although sometimes a simple "thank you for helping me" is enough ... And don't forget to bring the seed.

[Issa56]

I believe giving a woman that kind of bitcoin is not a bad idea as far as she really worth it I believe she will definitely appreciate and I believe she will never forget you. But hope the really knows the value of bitcoin if she those not know it I don't really think she will value it if she won't value it is better you just sell the bitcoin and then give her cash I believe everybody will definitely appreciate cash everybody knows the value of cash compare to bitcoin somepeople don't really know about bitcoin must especially females.

[Twentyonepaylots]

If you think giving the bitcoins to the girl is something that can immensely help her, then might as well go for it. You mentioned you have no hidden agenda anyway. In any case, just give her a good heads up ss to what bitcoin is so she knows what she's dealing with. You don't want your precious gift that literally costs a couple of hundred thousand dollars now just because she doesn't know a thing about bitcoin.

[MCobian]

That's a very large amount giving 10-15 BTC, if it is distributed to people in my country it can make 10 people retire from their jobs. I say seriously
it is a very large amount to give to someone else who is not your family. In fact, it's your right as the owner of Bitcoin to give it to whoever you want.
But giving to a woman who is married and has children is not a wise thing to do, because maybe her husband is jealous, because it assumes you
have a hidden agenda. Maybe it will have a negative impact on you and the woman, if you give Bitcoin to the woman, don't just give Bitcoin to her,
but if possible to your other friends too. So it will not cause prejudice against you.

[Distinctin]

If you have that amount and that you are also willing to give it, that was your decision and surely it appreciated more than enough. Nobody is expecting to have that reward even from a multi-millionaire. She saves your life and that she deserves something from you (and I will be doing that also). If that he knows about Bitcoin and knows the value of it, this could make a big change to her living. That surely she can't afford to reject it, though.

[milewilda]

If you think giving the bitcoins to the girl is something that can immensely help her, then might as well go for it. You mentioned you have no hidden agenda anyway. In any case, just give her a good heads up ss to what bitcoin is so she knows what she's dealing with. You don't want your precious gift that literally costs a couple of hundred thousand dollars now just because she doesn't know a thing about bitcoin.

He should really explain because that gift wont be appreciated if the girl doesnt even know on whats the thing she hard received.People would normally not get interesting if something
he/she doesnt know so giving out some gift should really be ending up on appreciation or a surprise but if she's blank with it then dont expect about being happy or appreciation.
Explain with the basics and she will understand and might you convinced her to deal with crypto which is a good thing.Its a matter of interest though because
there are really people who arent really interested no matter how well you do introduce or explain to them.

[vintages]

That's a lot of Bitcoin. With the Hugh price of Bitcoin now, I won't want to give out so much bitcoin because the price will be double of this in months.

Well, it still depends how this person is much close to you. Left for me, I won't be giving it out and that's cause I want to see how much my coin would be.

[Silberman]

I have been thinking...
Would it be totally crazy, if I gave 10-15 bitcoins to a woman, who helped me in a really really big way when I was younger.

I mean, would she think I was crazy if I do it?
Would it be a positive thing? Or just weird?

The coins were not worth much when I got them, so from that perspective, it's not THAT big a deal, right?

I would gladly give them to her, but I fear it could have a negative effect to what little friendship we have

And she is married with kids, so while I will always like her, there is no hidden agenda on my part here.   

If the help that you received back then was that useful for you then it is fine to show your appreciation of it with a gift, it is up to you how much you decide to give to her, just make sure the intention behind the gift is completely understood, as you say giving a gift to a woman could be interpreted as a sign of romantic interest, be clear with her about why you are giving her such a big gift, tell her that you really appreciate the help you were given back then and that it is just a sign of your friendship, if possible also talk with the husband present there so there is nothing being hidden from him, and finally also give them the chance to reject the gift and tell them they will owe you nothing if they accept it.

[Lorence.xD]

That's a lot of Bitcoin. With the Hugh price of Bitcoin now, I won't want to give out so much bitcoin because the price will be double of this in months.

Well, it still depends how this person is much close to you. Left for me, I won't be giving it out and that's cause I want to see how much my coin would be.

Well if you are not sincere in your gift giving then you might as well not give bitcoin as a gift, isn't that the point of gifting someone, it doesn't matter what will be its value today and tomorrow as long as it is a sincere thing for you to do.