If I may interject here: One thing that can be done is to just focus on yourself when you're here. Nobody wants to just throw away all their precious earnings on people that will probably just blow it all away. It's not that easy to come across that much money. Not only that, assuming you held your coins when they were just $10 each, it took you years to get that much and that'll never ever happen again. Bitcoin is a really risky thing to get into. Whether you're gambling, investing, spending, or even just holding, it's all a huge gamble.
Thank you for the interjection. I completely agree. I just figured the holidays were here. I donate some of my things to others during this season, and I don't really see any losses here because the original money was $200 that I knew I could spare years ago.
Of course I'm not donating all $15k. Not half of $15k. Not even half of half of $15. Just a little to someone in need.
Do you have any career goals with bitcoin? What are you planning for the near future after all this?
Gearing up for halving season of course.
That's just being too sweet. Why though? Is there any genuine reason? Do you do this all the time or no? Just feeling the holiday spirit?
Yes there's a significant reason. Half of the money I used to hold was given to me. The other half I took out of my paycheck.
Are you a low income home owner? Facing any debts? Saving up for something needed? Etc? 
