Christmas presents

[finaleshot2016]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year? Might be a good time to gift out bitcoins because we can buy it for a cheaper price. Would you appreciate if someone bought you bitcoin or do you think others would come to appreciate something that would be useable long term?

Well, I will fully appreciate if someone gave me BTC. why? It's an investment asset nowadays, it means they're more concern to your future and gave you something that could be valuable someday. I mean, it's a same thing for cash or gifts but of course, if someone's thinking practical then be thankful that they considered those things for you. For me, I haven't received any BTC because I'm the only one who uses it in my family and friends, so I'm not expecting that someone will give it to me but if they did then it's the best gift ever.

Some normal people who will receive it might not get excited to it but they should realize that it's very valuable in long term. If they can be happy receiving gold, then they should feel the same with BTC.

[Pi-network314159]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year? Might be a good time to gift out bitcoins because we can buy it for a cheaper price. Would you appreciate if someone bought you bitcoin or do you think others would come to appreciate something that would be useable long term?

It is rear for people to gifts Bitcoin as Christmas present, instead they will prefer to gifts physical presents like cash, food, clothes, gadgets like phone and toys or flowers, but hardly they give Bitcoin. But if I receive Bitcoin as a gift then its not a Big deal. I Will definitely appreciate and accept it in good Faith. And it will be my best gift of the year.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year? Might be a good time to gift out bitcoins because we can buy it for a cheaper price. Would you appreciate if someone bought you bitcoin or do you think others would come to appreciate something that would be useable long term?

It's better that we give people our gifts as according to the measure of what we know they will appreciate, giving bitcoin as a present is not a bad idea, but we can still understand that till today, we are yet to come up with something that needed people's attention than what bitcoin is doing, which also secures the future, but not everyone understands the use of bitcoin and some of its founding benefits of adoption.

[purple_sparkles]

I enjoy receiving gifts on holidays, but if someone gave me an entire bitcoin, I would be extremely happy, although it’s unlikely that anyone close to me could afford such a generous present.
 Jokes aside, if you don’t know what to give someone as a gift, any financial equivalent is better than unnecessary or useless items.And if it’s given in bitcoin, it would be very modern and could become a great investment.

[Peanutswar]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year? Might be a good time to gift out bitcoins because we can buy it for a cheaper price. Would you appreciate if someone bought you bitcoin or do you think others would come to appreciate something that would be useable long term?

Apparently no, instead most of the things happens are people sold off their bitcoin and other crypto currency just to enjoy their christmas and holidays of course its all of your hardwork through out this year just selling portion of your bitcoin is not a bad idea to serve meal and share gift to other people. My experience I didnt receive a bitcoin as a gift well because even my circle are not into bitcoin and people think bitcoin is an expensive one as being gift. People see bitcoin as 1 BTC reason why becomes expensive unlike just a portion.

[Man of peace]

I will be the happiest person on earth if paraventure i wake up any day and I receive a message that someone have gifted me any amount of Bitcoin as a Christmas gift and I saw it reflected in my wallet, first of all that person is automatically becomes my earthly father or mother oooh and I will never forget him or her, but i want to ask could this kind of gift be possible to give to someone a whole 1 Bitcoin as a Christmas gift and since the existence of Bitcoin has anyone ever receive such as a gift? Or we just it out of imagination..

[Callido]

It is rear for people to gifts Bitcoin as Christmas present, instead they will prefer to gifts physical presents like cash, food, clothes, gadgets like phone and toys or flowers, but hardly they give Bitcoin. But if I receive Bitcoin as a gift then its not a Big deal. I Will definitely appreciate and accept it in good Faith. And it will be my best gift of the year.

I don't have many friends who would consider gifting Bitcoin to me as a present, and i don't have any intention of gifting Bitcoin to anybody for the Christmas season. Now that Bitcoin is cheap, I wouldn't gift Bitcoin, instead i would continue holding Bitcoin, all the gifts will be given as physical presents or fiat.

[betswift]

I will be the happiest person on earth if paraventure i wake up any day and I receive a message that someone have gifted me any amount of Bitcoin as a Christmas gift and I saw it reflected in my wallet, first of all that person is automatically becomes my earthly father or mother oooh and I will never forget him or her, but i want to ask could this kind of gift be possible to give to someone a whole 1 Bitcoin as a Christmas gift and since the existence of Bitcoin has anyone ever receive such as a gift? Or we just it out of imagination..

If you gift 1 BTC to anybody, you have achieved basically all you wanted in life.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year?

Nope, I didn't receive neither did I give out Bitcoin as a gift to anyone, I gave fiat money and others gift items but not Bitcoin, it's just here on the forum that I paid the winners of the contest I hosted in Bitcoin, it's part of the Christmas celebration but outside the forum, I did not give out Bitcoin. The people that merited gifts from me received rice and some food things and they cherished it more.

[FortuneFollower]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year?

Nope, I didn't receive neither did I give out Bitcoin as a gift to anyone, I gave fiat money and others gift items but not Bitcoin, it's just here on the forum that I paid the winners of the contest I hosted in Bitcoin, it's part of the Christmas celebration but outside the forum, I did not give out Bitcoin. The people that merited gifts from me received rice and some food things and they cherished it more.

If that was a good rice, I sure do know it's a good gift to have around the table

I too didn't receive BTCs or crypto in general on Christmas, but I just spent my time with my close ones around..

[Powerjumboo]

Anyone received any bitcoin for this Christmas this year? Might be a good time to gift out bitcoins because we can buy it for a cheaper price. Would you appreciate if someone bought you bitcoin or do you think others would come to appreciate something that would be useable long term?

I didn't get any bitcoin gifts this Christmas, not only this Christmas, I haven't received any bitcoin gifts from my relatives or friends so far, and I have never given any bitcoin gifts to my friends and relatives. And how can I get bitcoin gifts because none of my relatives use bitcoin and don't know about bitcoin that much, but I have some friends, but they didn't give me bitcoin gifts and I didn't give them any bitcoins. However, they gave me some gifts that can be touched with hands and used for family work.

[DYING_S0UL]

Unfortunately NO! Not even once as far as my memory goes. Not a single satoshi. Although I had once got a gift from one of the forum user on my birthday, something that I never expected. The amount isn't the main factor but what mattered to me is someone remembered, that was enough for me to make that day special.

Lastly even if I don't get any Bitcoin as gifts this year, at least I hope somebody would gift me a bunch of DDR5 RAM sticks. The way the price keeps increasing, I wouldn't mind a couple more... he he he