Bitcoin can be a gift for some persons

[michellee]

You can give bitcoin as a gift and suggest they not sell when the price is down. You also need to teach them how to use bitcoin properly to understand and use it without a problem. You can tell your story about how you use bitcoin and what benefit you get from bitcoin. Hopefully, that can make them curious and want to learn about bitcoin. If you do not tell them more about bitcoin, they will not search for more information. But we do not have to force them to use bitcoin if they do not want it because that will be up to them.

[titular]

This year I actually only gave bitcoin as a form of gift. (At least for the people that I only give money to for Christmas.)

I usually create a few 12-word seeds and load bitcoin onto each of them. The first year I did this I was very worried people would not understand what they were getting or wouldn't care about getting bitcoin. Turns out everyone was excited to get it even if they didn't know how bitcoin worked.

[mardaed]

I understand what you mean and I could give them that kind of guidance without any problems, but I don't feel people around me would have legit interest in keeping and caring for their coins.

So in the end, besides my own wallets and investments to manage I would also have to manage the wallets of my family and friends, because they would say it's everything too complex and hard to learn and execute.

I agree with you. It is the genuine care and interest that would truly matter in considering to whom and if it is really a good thing to gift someone with Bitcoin. On top of that, since you are the one who gifted and introduced bitcoin to them, you’ll be obligated to guide and to even do some things for them, as mentioned like managing their wallets for them.

[famososMuertos]

We have already commented on our local board how difficult it is for our family and close friends to create interest in the long term, but if something has changed for me, it is that at least today there is already more interest, but the continuity of That interest is lost in time, but regardless of that we should give away some satoshis, it does not take many funds to do it.

[Alisha-k]

Very wonderful gift but It'd be of more benefit to persons who atleast have ideas and are optimistic about Bitcoin but lack the funds to own theirs.
It may also be a starting point for some persons who are mentally blank about Bitcoin but for that would mean backing them up with some coaching.

[stomachgrowls]

It's not just a gift, it's more than that. If you give a small amount of bitcoin to friends or family, hopefully it will be something very special for them. Maybe they have more time in the future. If the assets increase, then you've not only given bitcoin, you've given them time, and that's wonderful.

I think it will be more valuable for those who know bitcoin well, but for those who are not aware about bitcoin, then they will consider it as an ordinary one. But its not too late to make people aware about bitcoin and let them know about its own high value that will have even more chances to grow as year passes by. And to think that bitcoin has indeed higher value than fiat, well that would be enough to make them overwhelm having it as a gift.

Ordinary one or chances that they would lost their given coins by someone if they wont really be that curious or they havent been informed on what it is because it would be just common for human beings to be more interested when they are dealing with fiat but somehow if they know that the thing that they had recieved does have that value then for sure
curiosity would really come next.

Bitcoin could really be a good thing for you to give out some gifts to someone to spread up awareness and recognition which we do all want for this thing to increased
as the years goes ahead.