Evidence that I actually invested for my baby

[Victorybit1]

Few days a go, I made a thread on the topic "early bitcoin investment for my baby" I got some comments saying I should show evidence showing I actually invested the money.

Here is the evidence: https://imgur.com/a/3Xr9pJq

I invested the $50 and even more from my little savings and from what I got from what well wishers gave to my baby.
I will be putting money in the wallet from time to time too.

Thank you all for the congratulatory messages. I really do appreciate. 🤗

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[Nwada001]

If you really want to prove to the people that you actually invested for your baby which I don't see any need for that...  Then you need to go beyond this to make that prove solid, you have to either drop the wallet address and sign a signature message with the address to prove that you actually own the wallet you use. 

[Lucius]

@Victorybit1, why a new topic when the old one still exists? Besides, no one is interested in any proof of whether you have invested something or not, that should be your private matter.

[bayudndy]

I don't know how you are planning on this investment, and actually how you will manage risk return in the future.
But I want to share more with you about some investment experiences with a small amount of capital compared to the market, first of all, build yourself a suitable strategy so that you can participate in accumulating assets effectively long-term, and don't just think that you'll be happy over time if you reap the benefits.
And simpler than a suggestion that I give you, is to use this money to equip your children with necessary knowledge and skills in the future with the market, and do not think that money will help more than knowledge that does not exist. .

[FatFork]

Few days a go, I made a thread on the topic "early bitcoin investment for my baby" I got some comments saying I should show evidence showing I actually invested the money.

I don't know who made that comment, but I don't think it's necessary to give such evidence in public. It's your personal investment, after all, and you shouldn't have to provide evidence to strangers on the internet. Ultimately, the decision is yours, and you should do what makes you feel comfortable. Whether you choose to share or not, please don't let anyone else's comments or skepticism diminish the excitement and pride you feel about investing in your child's future.

I believe that every parent should consider investing in their child's future, whether it's through Bitcoin or some other means. It's never too early to start thinking about financial planning. By the way, congratulations on the new addition to your family!

[Lorence.xD]

@Victorybit1, why a new topic when the old one still exists? Besides, no one is interested in any proof of whether you have invested something or not, that should be your private matter.

True, OP could send proof from the existing topic making another one is unnecessary. The fact that you don't even need to prove to anyone that you're investing for your baby . It's your own business in the first place. People would really love to find a criticism in others process and success. Focus on your goals, good luck!

[LogitechMouse]

Many (including me) congratulated you for your investment for the future of the baby, but TBH, I don't really care if you show some proof to it or not. Creating a thread like that, but wasn't true will not benefit you or me. Do you think how many here care about your proof now?

I hope OP will lock this thread anytime soon or just delete the whole thread maybe?

[crwth]

I'm still curious as to why people cover their addresses. They don't understand that everything exists in the blockchain and is viewable. That's the main thing about it, and that's going to be verifiable. The best thing is still to sign a message, but having that screenshot and address with the exact TXID would be okay already.

[Mr.corol]

Few days a go, I made a thread on the topic "early bitcoin investment for my baby" I got some comments saying I should show evidence showing I actually invested the money.

Here is the evidence: https://imgur.com/a/3Xr9pJq

I invested the $50 and even more from my little savings and from what I got from what well wishers gave to my baby.
I will be putting money in the wallet from time to time too.

Thank you all for the congratulatory messages. I really do appreciate. 🤗

Admirable that you invest bitcoins for your baby. This investment can make your son's future bright. Try to increase your investment amount slowly. Best wishes for your son. You will protect your wallet very carefully.

And especially (OP) no one has asked you for any kind of proof that you are investing. It is your personal matter.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

You have read what @Lucius said; you still have the old thread alive, and you would have just added this to the thread instead of creating a new one, and perhaps there is really no need for this sort of proof. From your old thread, you got lots of compliments and suggestions, and just a few people said you should add proof, which was not necessarily important. I urge you to lock this thread and put the link to this topic as a reference for proof in your old post. Signing a message with your address is the best proof you can even convince people with here, or dropping your address just as Nwada001 suggested, but making that address public here is not really what I will advise you.

[Oshosondy]

Who is interested in the proof? I for one I am not interested in any proof because nothing can prove it to be right.

If you really want to prove to the people that you actually invested for your baby which I don't see any need for that...  Then you need to go beyond this to make that prove solid, you have to either drop the wallet address and sign a signature message with the address to prove that you actually own the wallet you use.

Assuming even he is able to prove the ownership of the address, that does not mean he invested the coin for his baby. I can come up with the idea, bought the coin and invested it myself, but telling people that I invested it for my child just because I need merit.

[Nwada001]

Assuming even he is able to prove the ownership of the address, that does not mean he invested the coin for his baby. I can come up with the idea, bought the coin and invested it myself, but telling people that I invested it for my child just because I need merit.

That's also another thing here... No one even asked for the verification of his proof of investment. Coming up with this new thread and it's typically saying at some point that the Op is doubting his claims and as such thinks others are also having the same view... He just cast doubt on what he claims to have done, and just like you said, nothing can really prove if it's all a cooked-up story or not. 
I don't really know the motive behind why Op really created this thread, but I hope he gets it. 
 

[Ever-young]

I could have advice you lock up this thread and move your statement over to your old thread since it's still active and not quite long you create the topic..

Let's hope for a good ROI before your baby will finally grow up and you hand the BTC over to him/her.
That's if the investment purpose is actually for your baby and not a way to convince the public (us the forum members) of your great move regarding your child's future.

[Orpichukwu]

Based on your last thread, which you created on the 14th of March, I assumed you purchased your BTC on that same day, when the price of Bitcoin was $24178.96, which means 0.00207 BTC is worth 50 dollars based on that day's price. And today's BTC price is $27,900, that's 0.00207 BTC, which you purchase will give you about 57-58$. How come you are having 83$ on the above screenshot, or am I missing something here?OP: I doubt your story, but it looks all cooked up. 

[hZti]

What has this forum come to, that people do not believe that other member own 50 USD worth of Bitcoin  You can earn more than 50 USD in most of the campaigns here in just one week so it should be easy to understand that most users here own way more than that amount of bitcoin.

[Cantsay]

Op, congratulations on your safe delivery (I'm not sure if I congratulated you in your previous thread or not, double congratulations is not a crime though), I hope you child grows up with good health to enjoy the investment you made for him/her.

I doubt your story, but it looks all cooked up.

That's your cup of tea. If you don't believe Op after he has tried his best to provide a screenshot of his wallet then let it be. What do you want Op to do? Give you his private key so that you can confirm it yourself?
All I know that Op did that's not right is creating a new thread for the proof. He could have edited the previous thread and add the proof there.

[Kakmakr]

Based on your last thread, which you created on the 14th of March, I assumed you purchased your BTC on that same day, when the price of Bitcoin was $24178.96, which means 0.00207 BTC is worth 50 dollars based on that day's price. And today's BTC price is $27,900, that's 0.00207 BTC, which you purchase will give you about 57-58$. How come you are having 83$ on the above screenshot, or am I missing something here?OP: I doubt your story, but it looks all cooked up. 

It depends on what "source" the wallet are using to determine the price, because the price on exchanges differ from country to country. We used to do some arbitrage between exchanges, but the price difference is so small.. that it was not very profitable.

I worked in Africa a few years ago, when the Bitcoin price was almost $300 higher on their exchanges, than what it was on all the other exchanges, but only locals could access those exchanges.  

[JamesBorn]

@Victorybit1, why a new topic when the old one still exists? Besides, no one is interested in any proof of whether you have invested something or not, that should be your private matter.

Sir, I was even expecting to continue from the previous post since is fresh and people wants to see evidence. After all the evidence is not because the babe is not even awares of what the mother is doing neither do we that argues her points but if thinks is fair to her is as good as private life as you said sir.

[Baofeng]

Lol, I don't get the proof part, if you says that you have invested the $50 from what you got from those baby wishers, it's enough for us I guess. Just be careful though and learn how to practice good security, just saying.

And as others have said, start early for your child investment.

Not going to say negative about it, just wish you and your baby become healthy in the future and used that investment if it grows in the future to good use.

[kryptqnick]

Like a few others here, I believe there's no need to provide evidence of investing into your child's future. Those who don't believe you have a right to not believe you, but it's their problem, not yours. I'm very happy that there are such new parents that not only consider investing into their children's future, but also see Bitcoin as a viable investment option. It does make more sense to me than a classic save up of fiat which will inevitably devalue significantly, whereas Bitcoin can actually appreciate in value a lot. And even if at some point it becomes clear that Bitcoin is at the end of the road or that the value is already great, there's always an option to cash out, so the risk is truly not very high here.