Bitcoin gift to wife on wedding.

[Suzume]

Your idea is not too bad. This idea is creative. Yes you can definitely give a gift that will be a very special gift for your future wife and she will be very happy. we all are crypto lovers and many of us are making our livelihood with cryptocurrency. If you are lucky enough to meet your future wife who is a crypto lover then your this idea of will be a source of great joy for her.

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[HajiBagi]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

Giving your wife a bitcoin is like giving her a huge thing that she will benefit from. Since many people don't understand bitcoin, it is still illegal in your country. I know someone who gave his wives bitcoin as a wedding gift, and the wives were incredibly appreciative of the enormous gift.
So, in my opinion, giving your wife a bitcoin on her wedding day is a really significant gift. However, it also relies on how much she is familiar with bitcoin; if she isn't, I believe she won't appreciate it.

[Minor Miner]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

Giving your wife a bitcoin is like giving her a huge thing that she will benefit from. Since many people don't understand bitcoin, it is still illegal in your country. I know someone who gave his wives bitcoin as a wedding gift, and the wives were incredibly appreciative of the enormous gift.
So, in my opinion, giving your wife a bitcoin on her wedding day is a really significant gift. However, it also relies on how much she is familiar with bitcoin; if she isn't, I believe she won't appreciate it.

But is it really a wise move for him to do it on his wedding day? I mean, people will know about him investing and owning bitcoin while bitcoin is illegal in their country. Furthermore, that bitcoin gift will only make sense if the bride knows the value of bitcoin and everyone knows about it. Otherwise, it won't make their wedding day any happier. There are many meaningful wedding day gifts, but bitcoin is not one of them, giving bitcoin on the wedding day is just bragging, IMO.

[fathafraink]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

I think it's a good gift by giving bitcoin to your wife on her wedding day, But I think better giving her ledger too.
May I know, what is the reason of your country, why do your government still think that Bitcoin is still illegal?

[bakasabo]

Every women wait for a wedding day with bated breath. She sees everything in pink colors, pigeons everywhere, beautiful white dress, smiling guests. And a husband with black box appears with ledger inside. How romantic (not). She hasnt been waited this for her entire life. I think there are only two appropriate gifts for wedding - money or journey. Everything else new family will buy together. It will be their first together decisions.

What is the reason to give Bitcoin as a gift? Because you are interested in Bitcoin? What if a person is interested in motorsport for example? Should wife then bring him new racing tires on a wedding ceremony?

P.S. I think this topic was created to lure some merit. We are on crypto forum. We should talk only about crypto. I will create a topic about promoting crypto. I will get lots of positive feedback. That what a lot of people think who create such topics here.

P.P.S. I can create similar topic - my kid goes to school. As a lunch money, I will give Bitcoin. First - I am teaching my kid about crypto and investment. Second - I am creating crypto more popular. Look how good crypto enthusiast I am.

[BVeyron]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

I think it's not a good idea, since:
1)halving the wealth at the joyful day of the birth of the new family is not a good idea due to the fact that in new family all the wealth now belongs to both of you.
2)BTC is illegal in your country, most people of the world dont know what BTC is, so wour wife's relatives can think that you are going to involve her into a dangerous game.
3)at the day of your wedding she wants you to show her all your love, while expression of love is a traditional thing. So it's better to make traditional gifts and "feminine" gifts, while all the software products are modern and not that feminine. Wedding gift, IMHO, should be at the same time expensive and traditional: jewellery, clothing, a good vacation trip etc. And, if in the place you live in there is a custom of gifting certain presents for wedding, then these things are a priority.

[DaNNy001]

She will definitely gonna appreciate it as a gift, if only the next day Bitcoin price grows But if she will see a price reduction during a good period of time, she might really get disappointed. OP, also think how you will look in father-in-law and mother-in-law eyes, and other guests. If you gonna give your present on public, are you sure everyone gonna understand your gift? If you do it privately, she will tell her parents about that gift anyway. If they are not tech guys, and she is not a tactical person, you will end with a guy who gave a virtual gift... I would better think of a more romantic gift, but later just give half of private key to her.

I don't know why OP wants to gift his wife BTC as a wedding gift because if you ask me with the way his is sounding am pretty sure his wife doesn't know or understand what is bitcoin and its simple logic that people.don't tend to cherish what they have no knowledge about so if I were you I probably just get her a simple and appreciable gift that she would cherish and women always love flashy and material things so getting her some designer stuffs will save the stress of worrying her about bitcoin.

[albon]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

What if your wife does not know anything about Bitcoin and about, ways to store and invest it, and so on? As if you gave her something unknown; in addition to that, if she knew that Bitcoin is illegal in your country, the gift will be an unpleasant thing for her because she does not have sufficient experience and culture, and her responses will be harmful towards your wedding gift. The best thing is that you invest in Bitcoin if you have enough experience and information, and through the profits of your investment in Bitcoin, you can give her an appropriate, tangible, and familiar gift for her. Do not give her half of your investment in Bitcoin. I appreciate that you know the unparalleled value of Bitcoin and the mighty power of its technology, and we are all convinced that this is a really outstanding gift, better than gold or precious metals, but excuse me, thousands of people do not know and are ignorant of the truth about this matter, so keep the secret of your investment to yourself and do not tell her about it until the day that your wife gains sufficient experience and education.

[Minhxx]

I don't think you should give this bitcoin to your wife. You can lose them if your wife is not knowledgeable about how to use and secure them.
There are too many cases of being hacked, or being tricked into transferring bitcoins. You should teach your wife how to use a Bitcoin wallet before handing over the property to your wife

[Iranus]

She will definitely gonna appreciate it as a gift, if only the next day Bitcoin price grows But if she will see a price reduction during a good period of time, she might really get disappointed. OP, also think how you will look in father-in-law and mother-in-law eyes, and other guests. If you gonna give your present on public, are you sure everyone gonna understand your gift? If you do it privately, she will tell her parents about that gift anyway. If they are not tech guys, and she is not a tactical person, you will end with a guy who gave a virtual gift... I would better think of a more romantic gift, but later just give half of private key to her.

I don't know why OP wants to gift his wife BTC as a wedding gift because if you ask me with the way his is sounding am pretty sure his wife doesn't know or understand what is bitcoin and its simple logic that people.don't tend to cherish what they have no knowledge about so if I were you I probably just get her a simple and appreciable gift that she would cherish and women always love flashy and material things so getting her some designer stuffs will save the stress of worrying her about bitcoin.

Even if she knew about bitcoin, I don't think it would be a meaningful wedding gift. After all, bitcoin is just money, not something that is too scarce, hard to earn, or will make a difference for her on the big day of her life. OP shouldn't mess things up but look for meaningful gifts that match his wife's taste. After you two get married, if you trust your wife enough, you can give her all of your bitcoins for her to hold. No need to brag on your wedding day when many people won't even know what bitcoin is.

[bitterguy28]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

there are several question that you need to answer before we give a good advice such

1. Do your wife have knowledge about Bitcoin?


2. Do your wife ready about that Illegal action that you may both come to enter?


3. Are you ready going to jail and be blame by your wife because of this gift giving bitcoin you plan?


I am asking this because I don't want to ruin your marriage life just because of Bitcoin as in the end?
bitcoin will be the reason why there is a family that both go to jail.

we are not against your plan as bitcoin support and investors we love what you wanted to give her
but the problem is the restriction of your country in which if you are a true law abiding citizen ten you must consider all these views.

[Farma]

I think, gifting bitcoins to your wife is not very good, unless your wife is a trader or interested in it. Since you said bitcoin is illegal, I'm not sure your wife would be interested in that, but if she likes it, then that's probably good enough.
It's just that, for the wedding day, it might be better if you sell some of the bitcoins you've invested in something that looks physical, or invest in real estate and give it to your wife. that way, your wife can show off something to her family that it is the result of your gift. well, i think it's more romantic. however, it all depends on you because she is your wife.

[xSkylarx]

She will definitely gonna appreciate it as a gift, if only the next day Bitcoin price grows But if she will see a price reduction during a good period of time, she might really get disappointed. OP, also think how you will look in father-in-law and mother-in-law eyes, and other guests. If you gonna give your present on public, are you sure everyone gonna understand your gift? If you do it privately, she will tell her parents about that gift anyway. If they are not tech guys, and she is not a tactical person, you will end with a guy who gave a virtual gift... I would better think of a more romantic gift, but later just give half of private key to her.

I don't know why OP wants to gift his wife BTC as a wedding gift because if you ask me with the way his is sounding am pretty sure his wife doesn't know or understand what is bitcoin and its simple logic that people.don't tend to cherish what they have no knowledge about so if I were you I probably just get her a simple and appreciable gift that she would cherish and women always love flashy and material things so getting her some designer stuffs will save the stress of worrying her about bitcoin.

Even if she knew about bitcoin, I don't think it would be a meaningful wedding gift. After all, bitcoin is just money, not something that is too scarce, hard to earn, or will make a difference for her on the big day of her life. OP shouldn't mess things up but look for meaningful gifts that match his wife's taste. After you two get married, if you trust your wife enough, you can give her all of your bitcoins for her to hold. No need to brag on your wedding day when many people won't even know what bitcoin is.

You have a point, as it is still money, or probably his wife will also sell it off because they needed it. That is why it is better to gift some sort of tangible one, but again, it is his choice. Also,  by giving all his bitcoin to his wife, that is good, mostly if it is in a trezor wallet, and just explain to her that it is very valuable, and because you trust her, you are going to give it all to her, and she should take care of it. Though it is not kind of bragging, anyone in the wedding should hear the wordbitcoin. It may or may not be appreciated by those, but still, for sure, they'll get curious about it.

[Iranus]

She will definitely gonna appreciate it as a gift, if only the next day Bitcoin price grows But if she will see a price reduction during a good period of time, she might really get disappointed. OP, also think how you will look in father-in-law and mother-in-law eyes, and other guests. If you gonna give your present on public, are you sure everyone gonna understand your gift? If you do it privately, she will tell her parents about that gift anyway. If they are not tech guys, and she is not a tactical person, you will end with a guy who gave a virtual gift... I would better think of a more romantic gift, but later just give half of private key to her.

I don't know why OP wants to gift his wife BTC as a wedding gift because if you ask me with the way his is sounding am pretty sure his wife doesn't know or understand what is bitcoin and its simple logic that people.don't tend to cherish what they have no knowledge about so if I were you I probably just get her a simple and appreciable gift that she would cherish and women always love flashy and material things so getting her some designer stuffs will save the stress of worrying her about bitcoin.

Even if she knew about bitcoin, I don't think it would be a meaningful wedding gift. After all, bitcoin is just money, not something that is too scarce, hard to earn, or will make a difference for her on the big day of her life. OP shouldn't mess things up but look for meaningful gifts that match his wife's taste. After you two get married, if you trust your wife enough, you can give her all of your bitcoins for her to hold. No need to brag on your wedding day when many people won't even know what bitcoin is.

You have a point, as it is still money, or probably his wife will also sell it off because they needed it. That is why it is better to gift some sort of tangible one, but again, it is his choice. Also,  by giving all his bitcoin to his wife, that is good, mostly if it is in a trezor wallet, and just explain to her that it is very valuable, and because you trust her, you are going to give it all to her, and she should take care of it. Though it is not kind of bragging, anyone in the wedding should hear the wordbitcoin. It may or may not be appreciated by those, but still, for sure, they'll get curious about it.

You missed the point that bitcoin is not legal in his country, as far as he said. So it may not be bragging, but going public with bitcoin in a banned country is also something to avoid if he doesn't want to get in trouble after the wedding is over. As for me, when investing in bitcoin, we value privacy, so there is no reason to brag in such public places, especially as it would involve legal issues. I really don't think it's a good idea. But in the end, the decision is still his.

[hd49728]

You missed the point that bitcoin is not legal in his country, as far as he said. So it may not be bragging, but going public with bitcoin in a banned country is also something to avoid if he doesn't want to get in trouble after the wedding is over. As for me, when investing in bitcoin, we value privacy, so there is no reason to brag in such public places, especially as it would involve legal issues. I really don't think it's a good idea. But in the end, the decision is still his.

In a country with Bitcoin prohibition, you can have legal troubles if you buy and sell your coin and government agencies, authorities know about that. You will not be any issue if you do it privately like on non KYC exchanges and store your coins in your non custodial wallets.

So just considering about how you buy and sell your coins. If the entry is privately, you can safely store your coins without engagement from government, without legal issue with them.

Buying coins with cash on non KYC exchanges https://kycnot.me/?cash=on

When you finish your coin buying, you can send it to your wife's non custodial wallet.

[RewFrew]

Acctially i think you shouldn’t gift Bitcoin to your wife on wedding. Because gift should be visible which can be show for public. Your wife will want to show her friend's and family. But it is very difficult to show. On the other hand Bitcoin is illegal in your country. So i think another gift is better for your wife.

But i salute for your mentality. You want to give half of your bitcoin fund as gift to your wife it it great. I know wife life partner and half of husband's life. So you want to give her half of your assets. It is proper utilised. But my advice give another gift to your wife in wedding which your wife can show her friends and family members.

[|MINER|]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

It is best to decide by you what gift to give your wife instead of letting someone else tell you. There is no obligation to give only Bitcoin as a gift to your wife . I think since a person is given a gift to make her happy, in this case if your wife doesn't know much about Bitcoin, she won't be happy at all with this gift, but if you give her something she likes as a gift, in this case, girls are more like jewelry.  If you prefer, you can also gift her gold. And tolding you to hold the bitcoin for your future life.

[NNRR]

I am very amused by your thoughts about bitcoins it is not an exception thought but if you give bitcoins to your wife you should know before you get married if your wife knows about bitcoins then she will understand what you gifted her.

[Bitcoin_people]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

Since you are still a student, I wish your plan to be fulfilled in the future. The initiative you have taken is essentially one that no one to my knowledge has taken up to date. It is really interesting as you will gift Bitcoin to your wife during your marriage. You invest in Bitcoin from now on and this Bitcoin will come in handy when you get married in the future. But Bitcoin is illegal where you live so you have to be careful. It would be better if you give your wife half of what you invest. But before giving your wife bitcoins and gift, you must educate her about common sense. I would like to give you this advice, definitely educate your wife about cryptocurrency before giving it to bitcoin.

[Becassine]

Although I still studied, I invested a small amount in Bitcoin. I will get married if I get a good job. Many people give many things to their wives as wedding gifts, I have a different plan. I am planning to gift bitcoin to my wife on her wedding day. Bitcoin is still illegal in my country so I invested with caution. On my wedding day I want to gift half of my investment to my wife.
Should I gift bitcoin to my wife? I want your advice

Oh dear, I think I missed the presents ...

In any case, you have several good reasons not to give btc to your wife:

1. The first reason is that if your future wife doesn't know bitcoin, this gift won't mean anything to her.
2. If btc is banned in your country, keep your secret to yourself. You'd also be exposing her unnecessarily to possible sanctions.
3. If there's a problem with the private keys, you'll blame her. Keep your keys to yourself.
4. Although I wish you a long and happy life with your wife, we don't know what it has in store for us. In the event of divorce/separation, illegal secrets only bring problems.
5. Give her a real personalized gift, she'll be touched by the fact that you care about what she loves. If she loves flowers, then cover her with them.
6. Gifts are nothing if actions don't follow. Make her day-to-day life happy and take an active part in household chores and child-rearing.

I wish you every happiness