Are you willing to give and receive holiday gifts in BTC?

[Oasisman]

Are you willing to give or receive Valentine's gifts in BTC? Do you think BTC can become a meaningful Valentine's gift?

I could, but I am married now and everything I own will be my wife's as well as a conjugal property. So, I could just keep our bitcoin together and still opt to giver her gifts on valentines and wedding anniversaries which could be romantic and is a separate thing from an investment.
But,  bitcoin could be romantic too if you and your wife/girlfriend are really into bitcoin, but of course don't take away those gifts that could make your relationship still romantic as day 1.

[Sokani]

Are you willing to give or receive Valentine's gifts in BTC? Do you think BTC can become a meaningful Valentine's gift?

We can't only be buying cars, phones, shoes, clothes etc, for our loved ones on Valentine's day. Bitcoin is also a very good gift to give a loved one on such occasion because if kept for a long time it could appreciate and become more valuable. However, I'll only gift Bitcoin to a loved as that's a Bitcoin enthusiast, who's going to treasure and not liquidate it immediately. If I perceived that she's going spend it, I'd rather give her cash or other tangible gift.

[Altcoin1998$]

One of the gifts that we give on the occasion of 14th February Valentine's Day is rose but if this rose is replaced with Bitcoin then the value of the gift will increase but in real sense the rose flower which was used as a symbol of love will not carry any meaning. However, due to the increasing value of Bitcoin in the future, on the occasion of Valentine's Day on February 14, lovers will never want to give Bitcoin, instead, roses will be given as a small gift on the occasion of Valentine's Day. If I'm ever expecting something and hoping to get a gift for Valentine's Day, I'd prefer roses over Bitcoin.

[vegasus]

If someone wants to give it to me, I won't refuse. This is a very valuable gift. ha ha
Rather than chocolate, Bitcoin is certainly more attractive. but who?

Now the message has passed. But there were indeed some increases during Valentine's Day yesterday. So just think of this as an attractive gift for us on this special day for Bitcoin. Even though you didn't get a prize in the form of Bitcoin, at least the price of BTC really rose quite quickly yesterday. So, just wait for the next phase.

[TopT3ns]

We can't only be buying cars, phones, shoes, clothes etc, for our loved ones on Valentine's day. Bitcoin is also a very good gift to give a loved one on such occasion because if kept for a long time it could appreciate and become more valuable. However, I'll only gift Bitcoin to a loved as that's a Bitcoin enthusiast, who's going to treasure and not liquidate it immediately. If I perceived that she's going spend it, I'd rather give her cash or other tangible gift.

For me, only people who understand cryptocurrency will understand how valuable Bitcoin is because, so far, there are still many people who don't know the price of Bitcoin, so many people underestimate Bitcoin. If you give this Bitcoin to the people you love, then they must also be able to access it, so he needs money so he can sell it. But if you only give Bitcoin and don't provide a way to sell it, then you are just keeping it for the person you love. However, as you said, it feels very difficult to sell Bitcoin when the price is still this cheap because Bitcoin has the opportunity to reach an infinite price when the circulating supply of Bitcoin has reached its maximum.

[Lucius]

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Are you willing to give or receive Valentine's gifts in BTC? Do you think BTC can become a meaningful Valentine's gift?

I prefer more traditional gifts, and when it comes to women, I think that most of them will appreciate a bouquet of roses, special chocolate or perfume rather than something they can't even hold in their hands. Bitcoin will perhaps become a digital gift one day when everyone has a digital wallet on their smartphone and when (if) it becomes a common occurrence in society.

When I was little, I was always happy when someone brought me a present, but when I got a little older, I preferred to receive money that I could then spend on what I wanted. When Bitcoin becomes so easy to spend/convert to fiat, then it will definitely make more sense to give it as a gift.

Of course, people are happy when the price of BTC goes up, but if you give someone BTC as a gift and the price goes down, that's not really going to be a gift that someone will appreciate at that moment, is it?

[Cryptsafe]

Bitcoin is a very good gift for anyone who receives it, depending on the value that was deposited with the giftee. If you give someone $10 worth of bitcoin, you can imagine how many years it will take before the bitcoin can get to $100, but if you receive a huge amount like $100 or $1000, you are definitely certain that the value will give you some good profit if held for a long time.

I would gladly accept any Bitcoin gift from friends, clients, or customers because I already know how valuable Bitcoin can be.

Giving Bitcoin as a gift is something worth it. Only those who are into crypto can really know the worth of it though but if you can do it as a gift and reserve it for the person you want to gift, that would be nice and after educating them on Bitcoin then you can give them the gift you have long kept for them while you were educating them. That would be a very exciting moment for them as you took them by surprise. I am saying this from experience as I have done this before. This past valentine, I did it and I could still feel the expression of joy  when my friend saw it.

[MrSpasybo]

I prefer more traditional gifts, and when it comes to women, I think that most of them will appreciate a bouquet of roses, special chocolate or perfume rather than something they can't even hold in their hands. Bitcoin will perhaps become a digital gift one day when everyone has a digital wallet on their smartphone and when (if) it becomes a common occurrence in society.

When I was little, I was always happy when someone brought me a present, but when I got a little older, I preferred to receive money that I could then spend on what I wanted. When Bitcoin becomes so easy to spend/convert to fiat, then it will definitely make more sense to give it as a gift.

Of course, people are happy when the price of BTC goes up, but if you give someone BTC as a gift and the price goes down, that's not really going to be a gift that someone will appreciate at that moment, is it?

The goal when we give gifts is to please the other person, so we need to choose a suitable gift that the other person loves. I myself will choose to give 1 flower, and the amount enough to buy the remaining 9 flowers will be used to buy BTC as a gift.

Anyway, just like BTC is already present in payment methods in El Salvador, I think BTC also deserves to be in the list of Valentine's gifts. So, instead of selling BTC to buy flowers, we can give BTC to each other. When the BTC price increases, both can enjoy love, when the BTC price decreases, we can also know if both really love each other 

[kulkhan]

Are you willing to give or receive Valentine's gifts in BTC? Do you think BTC can become a meaningful Valentine's gift?

Yes i am willing to give my wife Bitcoin as Valentine's gift. I think it is fantastic idea. If anyone give Bitcoin as Valentine's gift i think it will be big asset for her if she hold it for few years. I think this idea will be effective and it will be viral.
I missed in this year. But i want to do it for next year. I think my wife will be more happy when i will give Bitcoin then others gift. Who already did it in past and his girl friend / wife hold it she has been very happy. I also want to do happy my wife.

[Gladitorcomeback]

Bitcoin price is increasing due to some facts about events like that of halving and as there occurs increase in the price on the day of valentine so I think that it is a big news for all bitcoin holders and its just an initiation of Bull season which will continue for months.

If one can afford bitcoin to offer others as a gift then there is no other beneficial way more than this but this gift should only be given to the sincere friends instead of wasting your money on anyone. Not only on valentine but you can give bitcoin as a gift to your friends on any events if you are in desire to make his or her financial system better.

[Lucius]

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Anyway, just like BTC is already present in payment methods in El Salvador, I think BTC also deserves to be in the list of Valentine's gifts. So, instead of selling BTC to buy flowers, we can give BTC to each other. When the BTC price increases, both can enjoy love, when the BTC price decreases, we can also know if both really love each other  [/size]

Bitcoin is legal tender in El Salvador, but its use is very modest considering that the population of that country is mostly oriented towards rural areas where they practice agriculture and use cash. In addition, Bitcoin does not have to be legal tender to be legal in a country, there are thousands of places all over the world where you can pay with BTC and where the whole thing works much better than in El Salvador.

Bitcoin as a test of love, so that's something new

[Faisal2202]

Are you willing to give or receive Valentine's gifts in BTC? Do you think BTC can become a meaningful Valentine's gift?

My only valentines were BTC and I did not give her any gift, well if in the future I have one (in a halal way ) I would prefer the roses plus BTC both, but I don't really want my valentines to be a BTC nerd or enthusiast, because this might kill the relationship. I don't have any real-life experience maybe some experienced person in this forum might shed some facts and truths. But my personal opinion is she has to be something else not in the same job you are.

Especially the BTC, the pressure in trading might ruin things, for example, the encourage from one partner to another might not be seen if both are at a loss in dip, but if another is doing something else, and you are into BTC, then there will be more peace. Besides this, everyone has there own POV but this was mine. But one thing I wants to make sure that I don't want her to be interested in BTC as trader, but seasonal investor maybe.

[joniboini]

Especially the BTC, the pressure in trading might ruin things, for example, the encourage from one partner to another might not be seen if both are at a loss in dip, but if another is doing something else, and you are into BTC, then there will be more peace. Besides this, everyone has there own POV but this was mine. But one thing I wants to make sure that I don't want her to be interested in BTC as trader, but seasonal investor maybe.

I think this depends on the individual itself. Logically, if both of them are familiar with crypto then they should know about the bear market or a crypto cycle in general, which might even help you to avoid mistakes such as being overly greedy and refusing to sell when the market indicators tell you it is near the top. It depends on their personality too. If they are greedy to begin with then whether you are into crypto or not it doesn't matter since they might sway you to do risky things anyway. Not even asking for a Valentine's gift, maybe even going as far as suggesting to take a loan to buy the dip or something. At the end of the day there's no need to be so black and white, just take everything case by case and see whether she is suitable for your personality, family, lifestyle, etc or not.

[JISAN]

Valentine is Valentine. only flowers are suitable at this time. I don't want to touch bitcoin at this time. Bitcoin is an asset so it doesn't fit everything. will you gift something like a car, house to your loved one on Valentine? so how are you thinking of gifting Bitcoin? i don’t know about the another person but I am in no way interested in doing anything like that that day.

[pacar_tiri]

Bitcoin is legal tender in El Salvador, but its use is very modest considering that the population of that country is mostly oriented towards rural areas where they practice agriculture and use cash. In addition, Bitcoin does not have to be legal tender to be legal in a country, there are thousands of places all over the world where you can pay with BTC and where the whole thing works much better than in El Salvador.

Bitcoin as a test of love, so that's something new

It has become a natural thing because El Salvador has started accepting payments using Bitcoin for quite a long time, so when people have started using Bitcoin for every payment they want, traders are already used to it so that their transactions look simple. There are still several countries that cannot accept payments using Bitcoin, but I am sure that in the near future, Bitcoin will be increasingly accepted by many countries.