Small Birthday Gift - Bitcoin

[Wimex]

It seems to me a super original gift from you, I would have liked to know what her reaction was when she saw your gift, just like you but with my girlfriend, she has also been interested in Bitcoin lately, she has been willing to investigate even more, Well, when she and I started our relationship, I told her about the forum, about what Bitcoin was and it has aroused her interests in the time we have been together, I have been teaching her more and more and she has been quite attentive and intelligent... As of today we have increasingly large investment plans in relation to BTC.

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[MFahad]

I got acquainted with something new today, I had no idea that birthday gifts can be given in this way. You have done a unique job. As a birthday gift where normal people gift teddy bears or other interesting things, you give Bitcoin as a birthday gift to your loved one. Since you have already gifted Bitcoin to your loved ones, it seems that your loved ones are also involved with Bitcoin. If he is directly involved with Bitcoin, he will surely be very happy to receive this gift. And the person you give a gift to will surely keep your gift carefully.

Giving bitcoin as a gift to your love once means that he achieved a better place in your heart. Giving bitcoin to others as a gift is very useful idea but it must be necessary that the receiver have better idea about bitcoin because if he did not know and he share this idea with others so may be someone scammed him as the world is full of scammers.

Understanding is necessary because if someone does not know that sharing of personal information is not a good idea and sharing of information about bitcoin can be a reason that neither you will receive any benefit nor your friend will receives it. So it will be better to give your friend that present which he understands better and can get benefit very quickly and easily as bitcoin is expensive so keep it safe is also very important.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I just saw this thread holy cow I did the same. I gifted my current girlfriend a bitcoin in her newly created non-custodial wallet. Atleast she have an idea now why I keep checking the prices on my trackers. As of now she's not that super interested but she are willing to learn. I believe that sooner or later before she realizes, she will earn money from the bitcoin I gifted to her and hopefully she will be interested to the point that she will talk to me initiatively about bitcoin and cryptocurrency. I just don't talk to her about my experiencr on crypto but she knows that I'm involved in some cryptocurrency transaction.

First, I would say that it depends on the amount of Bitcoin that you have gifted her, which will determine the future profit it can amount to. Because if it's just some little fraction like $50 or $100, you know it will just be some little profit it can incur during a bull market. Also, I would like to add that if you think she is really interested in Bitcoin, then you should educate her about it because it could also be profitable to her. Perhaps if she's working, she might want to invest in Bitcoin too.

[famososMuertos]

I don't think it's necessary to publish conversations, you are breaking privacy, even if it doesn't matter that you don't know who it is, the point is that it's something private.

Giving bitcoin to anyone becomes something very common every day, even indirectly, since pages like bitrefill accept payments in bitcoin for gifs that can be used in Amazon, Uber, etc.

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[serjent05]

Already she had Binance, so requested her to send the bitcoin address and send a small amount of 0.0011BTC as birthday gift.

What you did is not good for relationship OP, because that is where some of you guys be Carry away by love and start telling the girl your personal details hope that she will marry you at the end. Now that you send your girlfriend BTC as a birthday gift, don't forget that she will surely discuss it with her friends and her family member that will make all eyes on you in that environment.

I wonder how it is not good for a relationship?  Sending BTC is not a big deal anyway. Besides it is just a small amount.  If his gf start talking about BTC with her friend, isn't that a good promotion for BTC?  It is a small step for adoption if the people who heard about the information about BTC will eventually buy some BTC, use it or hold it means there is more people that join the BTC community.

Not all people have evil hearts, though I agree that we must be vigilant,  I do not think that this action OP will bring him misfortunes.

[taufik123]

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Because if it's just some little fraction like $50 or $100, you know it will just be some little profit it can incur during a bull market. Also, I would like to add that if you think she is really interested in Bitcoin, then you should educate her about it because it could also be profitable to her. Perhaps if she's working, she might want to invest in Bitcoin too.

It will only get a little profit, the OP just said it is a small gift and $50 - $100 Bitcoin is a gift that cannot have a big profit in the long run. 

I would say that it's just a starter to introduce Bitcoin investment.
I once gave $50 Bitcoin to my nephew and it grew to over $100.

I provide education about Bitcoin and crypto and how to trade.
It will be better than just giving a gift that they don't understand.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I provide education about Bitcoin and crypto and how to trade.
It will be better than just giving a gift that they don't understand.

Sure, I agree with you; that's the best thing to do. Otherwise, giving Bitcoin as a gift is just like when a fisherman gifts you two fish instead of teaching you how to fish. If the fisherman teaches you how to fish, by yourself you can catch more than the two fish that were gifted to you. So, I agree that if you only gifted a little amount of Bitcoin to some and they managed to keep it, by the time the price began to go up and they realised little profit, they could easily sell it, and that's the end of it. But if you taught them and they understood it, they might even invest more, which could be profitable to them in the future.

[romero121]

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Because if it's just some little fraction like $50 or $100, you know it will just be some little profit it can incur during a bull market. Also, I would like to add that if you think she is really interested in Bitcoin, then you should educate her about it because it could also be profitable to her. Perhaps if she's working, she might want to invest in Bitcoin too.

It will only get a little profit, the OP just said it is a small gift and $50 - $100 Bitcoin is a gift that cannot have a big profit in the long run. 

I would say that it's just a starter to introduce Bitcoin investment.
I once gave $50 Bitcoin to my nephew and it grew to over $100.

I provide education about Bitcoin and crypto and how to trade.
It will be better than just giving a gift that they don't understand.

The amount is very small and the same will bring small profit to the receiver. However the step taken is really appreciable and the receiver will be able to understand how the market variation takes place with bitcoin. Also the price have changed, which will let her understand the basic of trading.

Whats been shared is really good and this could've made atleast few users of our forum to gift bitcoin to the close ones.

[taufik123]

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But if you taught them and they understood it, they might even invest more, which could be profitable to them in the future.

That is the main purpose why giving Bitcoin gifts. Not just a gift but there is education to be able to manage their Bitcoin, not just a display in their wallet.
That will have a good impact on the person who is given the gift of Bitcoin.

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Whats been shared is really good and this could've made atleast few users of our forum to gift bitcoin to the close ones.

But not everyone will do the same. Those beginners who are given $50 worth of Bitcoin only see the value of the Bitcoin and then choose to sell it.

I once gave my two nephews $70 worth of Bitcoin each. The first nephew held on for the long term until he finally sold during ATH 2021,
and the second nephew sold his Bitcoin holdings a few weeks after I gave it to him on the grounds that the price would continue to fall and he panicked too much.

I have also explained, there is no need to panic when holding Bitcoin.
it will recover faster than Altcoin.