Evidence that I actually invested for my baby

[laurenB7742]

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

This isn't evidence that you invested in Bitcoin, bur rather that you have $83.40 of something. Maybe even US dollars?! If I had to guess I'd say you bought Ethereum not Bitcoin as the inferface looks like MetaMask. Furthermore, there is the options for tokens/nfts (which Bitcoin wallets don't provide). Sorry for being the sceptic here, but if you're going to provide "evidence" of BTC then it should a sat-based amount.

Ultimately though, it sounds like nobody really cares whether you bought $50 for your baby or not. Unless the UTXO has been time-locked for a later date, there's no evidence to prove it for the little one either  

It's not a Metamask wallet, although I no longer use Trustwallet but I guess he is using it and Trust is a multi-chain wallet that includes bitcoins. When you use Trustwallet, it will show your total assets in USDT unless you go into the details of each coin, it will show sat.
But in the end, it's OP's right to buy bitcoin; he doesn't need to prove it to anyone. If he invests in it, then he will benefit from it, and vice versa if he does not invest in bitcoin, it is still his decision. No one will care about that.

[cozytrade]

this needs to be done to ensure the life of the child in the future, for me especially for the cost of education, bearing in mind that currently the cost of education is getting more expensive, and imagining that if I only work as an employee, it might be difficult later to send them to university. therefore from now on I will invest in bitcoin for my child later so that the school level is guaranteed to be as I expected, and after that with the knowledge I have, my child can determine his own path

I think your thinking is absolutely right. I congratulate you so much for thinking like this already. You should be successful because if everyone thought like this then everyone's future would be bright. But there are some people who still don't think about it they just  They have their own ways to grow up. But they may not see well that the child has a future. To brighten the future of the children, it is still the right time to invest in Bitcoin for 10 years or more.

[tygeade]

Anyone can doubt what you say without proof, but proving that you have an investment is not mandatory. What's the point? I don't know exactly what you expect after proving that investment, is it some sort of acknowledgment or maybe you just want to be justified.

After all, the investment is for yourself, not for anyone else, so what's the point of you proving that you have an investment? Next time try to think wisely, you don't have to prove anything about your wealth for any reason.

I would guess that providing proof part is to make sure that he actually did it and maybe he could hype some other people to do it as well. I think I will do that too when my baby is born, as soon as my wife says she is pregnant, no matter what happens in the world, no matter how poor I will become, no matter how terrible my finance is, I will end up investing about 5% of my salary just for my child, per month, until they are 18.

By logic that should be tens of thousands of dollars at least just if it stays the same, and we all know in about 18 to 20 years, bitcoin will go up, so we are talking about potentially 100k+ here, that's an amount that would get you whatever you want in my nation, some people could even live without working their entire life with it but would be a bit difficult of course. But at least they can grow up to be whatever they want.

[dragonvslinux]

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

This isn't evidence that you invested in Bitcoin, bur rather that you have $83.40 of something. Maybe even US dollars?! If I had to guess I'd say you bought Ethereum not Bitcoin as the inferface looks like MetaMask. Furthermore, there is the options for tokens/nfts (which Bitcoin wallets don't provide). Sorry for being the sceptic here, but if you're going to provide "evidence" of BTC then it should a sat-based amount.

Ultimately though, it sounds like nobody really cares whether you bought $50 for your baby or not. Unless the UTXO has been time-locked for a later date, there's no evidence to prove it for the little one either  

It's not a Metamask wallet, although I no longer use Trustwallet but I guess he is using it and Trust is a multi-chain wallet that includes bitcoins. When you use Trustwallet, it will show your total assets in USDT unless you go into the details of each coin, it will show sat.

Fair enough, my bad. Had thought it was Metamask and have never used Trustwallet to be honest as I don't trust any wallet with trust in their name 

But either way, this could still be $80 of anything. As I said, if the OP wanted to provide "evidence", it would have included the satoshi value (as well).

[HajiBagi]

Your decision for investing of your life savings for your child was prudent, but no one can foretell the future. The most important thing you can do is make sure you can hold what you invest for a long time until your baby learns about cryptocurrencies or know the right thing, because holding for a long period increases the value of your investment. If others don't believe you when you say you're saving for your child, then forget it.

[taufik123]

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But either way, this could still be $80 of anything. As I said, if the OP wanted to provide "evidence", it would have included the satoshi value (as well).

Not only the value in satoshi, but there will be a Transaction address that can be included if he really wants to prove it.
But even a full screenshot with a description of what assets are being held is enough, but why cover it up?

Your decision for investing of your life savings for your child was prudent, but no one can foretell the future. The most important thing you can do is make sure you can hold what you invest for a long time until your baby learns about cryptocurrencies or know the right thing, because holding for a long period increases the value of your investment. If others don't believe you when you say you're saving for your child, then forget it.

It comes down to a goal and a commitment to make investments on a regular basis and not sell them until they are used by their children as adults.
Whether or not you believe in an investment made by someone else is not important.

But the statement made by the OP who wants to prove that he is taking this investment seriously needs to be accounted for.
If this is related to Privacy, then never publish anything or prove anything about the investment made.

[Dickiy]

@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.

I guess this is a logical answer, why create in a new thread as proof, if you think why not post it in old thread and tag some people who doubted you before.

Honestly it was a great decision because few people do the things you did OP. But yeah, I don't really know what was his motive for doing this, whether it was for the future welfare of his children or what.
But it made me a little inspired to save for my child so that later what I will pass on to my child is the most valuable asset in his watch and maybe at that time everyone was familiar with bitcoin.

[leonair]

No need to create a new thread just to provide evidence you can reply on the thread that you've created or just edit it out. People are just curious about is it true or just made up story because a lot of people here are just creating a thread for the sake of merit and making a story to which all of here are just doubting to all of the threads created. Proof is proof but again for sure people will say that this kind of photo is easily edited or somewhat like that but again i am just on positive side whether its true or not continue your bitcoin journey and keep investing 

Op, op is wandering because he is looking for merit. He could have given his proof on his old topic if he wanted and it is not obligatory on him to give proof. So I don't think he has any justification to open this new topic. But if op invests in bitcoins for his baby then his baby is very lucky. Because it is rare to find a father who is hoarding bitcoins for his baby.

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. 

Many people told him this but he could not do it. He posted a screenshot that never proves his story is true. This means his story is false or he doesn't know how to sign the message.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg10775516#msg10775516
Here he can learn how to do it. But it is doubtful how much it will help him. 

[Cantsay]

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Many people told him this but he could not do it. He posted a screenshot that never proves his story is true. This means his story is false or he doesn't know how to sign the message.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg10775516#msg10775516
Here he can learn how to do it. But it is doubtful how much it will help him. 

From the image in Op, I think the wallet he (Op) used is a trust wallet and I'm very sure you can't sign a Bitcoin message using a trust wallet so even if he goes through that thread it will still be futile because he still won't be able to sign a message with the wallet address. The only solution is if Op can download a wallet that can sign a Bitcoin message and then import his wallet into it, I'm not sure if he can do that as well.

I'm starting to think Op just made up the story because ever since he created this thread he has refused to make any other post in the forum I guess the thread didn't result in what he expected (which is merit).

[leonair]

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Many people told him this but he could not do it. He posted a screenshot that never proves his story is true. This means his story is false or he doesn't know how to sign the message.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.msg10775516#msg10775516
Here he can learn how to do it. But it is doubtful how much it will help him. 

From the image in Op, I think the wallet he (Op) used is a trust wallet and I'm very sure you can't sign a Bitcoin message using a trust wallet so even if he goes through that thread it will still be futile because he still won't be able to sign a message with the wallet address. The only solution is if Op can download a wallet that can sign a Bitcoin message and then import his wallet into it, I'm not sure if he can do that as well.

op can import his Bitcoin wallet to Electrum wallet in a seconds with the security Phrase of his Trust Wallet.  And then he can easily sign a message. So it is not a big problem for him/her. But the op is not responding here because his story is questionable. Nothing to get excited about though.  Since it's op's personal matter whether he saves bitcoins for his kid and whether he's telling the truth or not about it, let's avoid op's story.

[Japinat]

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

This isn't evidence that you invested in Bitcoin, bur rather that you have $83.40 of something. Maybe even US dollars?! If I had to guess I'd say you bought Ethereum not Bitcoin as the inferface looks like MetaMask. Furthermore, there is the options for tokens/nfts (which Bitcoin wallets don't provide). Sorry for being the sceptic here, but if you're going to provide "evidence" of BTC then it should a sat-based amount.

Ultimately though, it sounds like nobody really cares whether you bought $50 for your baby or not. Unless the UTXO has been time-locked for a later date, there's no evidence to prove it for the little one either  

It's not a Metamask wallet, although I no longer use Trustwallet but I guess he is using it and Trust is a multi-chain wallet that includes bitcoins. When you use Trustwallet, it will show your total assets in USDT unless you go into the details of each coin, it will show sat.

Fair enough, my bad. Had thought it was Metamask and have never used Trustwallet to be honest as I don't trust any wallet with trust in their name 

But either way, this could still be $80 of anything. As I said, if the OP wanted to provide "evidence", it would have included the satoshi value (as well).

Let's just give the OP some benefit of the doubt because I believe he won't go into such trouble in his personal life just to prove that he is indeed investing bitcoin for his baby and not something else, just like many of us thinks. Either way, only the OP knows if it's a fake or not and if it's a fake, that's all on him because he's just lying straight on his face.

[Zanab247]

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. 🤗

If truly you invested on your baby, you don't need to make it public for people to know you have done such favourable thing to your child. There are many people in this platform has invested in their family which in 100 years to come they will not experience poverty but you will not see them in public to let people know that they have invested in BTC for their family to have a bright future. Am not against what you did by invested for your baby but try and make it secret so that you will not put your baby life in danger because, many eyes will be on your baby which will not give he or she rest of mind in future

[JoyMarsha]

It's funny how you made this new post only to prove to doubters that you did invest more than $50 in bitcoin for your baby, as you said. This means that if I or other forum members ask you for a picture of your child, you will make a new post about it to provide proof.

I don't think you respond readily to other people's statements, to be honest. For people to believe, you don't need to provide any supporting documentation. It's your own business whether you invested in bitcoin for your child or not. Nobody should interrogate you over that.

Having said all of that, cryptography doesn't require outside validation. The bitcoin investment belongs to you and your baby, not anyone else.

[teosanru]

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. 🤗

Even though the amount isn't that big but the initiative is a good one for sure. My parents in my childhood had a piggy bank in which they used to store all the money I used to get from my relatives, unfortunately, they stored it in piggy banks, if they too would have bought some bitcoins from it, things would have been entirely different today.  But anyways I hope your child doesn't get this regret. Also, I would like to say another thing. If your horizon is like very long it'll be wise to diversify into good altcoins as well, don't just stick with bitcoins as obviously low value coins have better chance to reach good market cap a few years down the line.

[Alisha-k]

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. 🤗

you legit owe no one of us an explanation on whether you carried out the investment or not, baby's yours and the money's yours too...

Whatever pleases you, please do.

[HedgeFx]

Investing a little at a time, spreading the operation over time, mitigates the risks of large losses and allows for a very competitive weighted average price. A similar investment made over a long time horizon almost always proves to be a profitable choice.

[Ojima-ojo]

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You don't need to make a new topic each time you want to make a continuous comment about an already existing thread, so you should quote this thread in your old thread where you are asked to provide evidence and move the thread to achieve.

Investing in your child at the early stage is by far the best thing to do to secure a financial future for the child, so there is no need to make it public even though no one can know your real identity but then congratulations and keep accumulating more for the child.

[jaberwock]

Your decision for investing of your life savings for your child was prudent, but no one can foretell the future. The most important thing you can do is make sure you can hold what you invest for a long time until your baby learns about cryptocurrencies or know the right thing, because holding for a long period increases the value of your investment. If others don't believe you when you say you're saving for your child, then forget it.

I think life savings must be separated from investing. Some are using a portion of their life savings to invest but I think this was fine as long as they don't use it all. Life savings should have its own different usage. Yes, no one can tell the future and that is why the people are investing and doing some savings to have some money to use in case they lost their jobs or they ran out of funds for use of something.

Holding is a very important thing when investing because the value of our assets can sometimes decline and then it might take time for them to grow. We should not care about the negative opinion of others. We know more than them. Time will come that they will realize their mistakes and regret heavily about it.

[Quidat]

Investing a little at a time, spreading the operation over time, mitigates the risks of large losses and allows for a very competitive weighted average price. A similar investment made over a long time horizon almost always proves to be a profitable choice.

If you are doing this for your child until he becomes 18 or on age which he becomes that independent then for sure it would really be a beneficial one but of course it would be entirely be depending
on how you would be telling these things until the time comes or else it would be sold out once you do able to handle it to him considering that this is still money that he could make use of.
Everything would really come to waste if you are really that not able to explain on what it is, this is why its really that very crucial that you should
let him/her know on what it is and whats its potential and overall use case.

[landheer]

@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.

yes, i agree with you because i also think it would be nice if the op posted a proof in the old topic, and no need to create a new topic again.
although there really isn't anything wrong with what the op did.

but by creating a new topic the op has now proven himself that he is truly invested. And this is a good thing.