Topic: Bitcoin as Gelt (Read 1405 times)
Happy festivus!
Attended my family's Hanukah party last night, and gave out some BTC's! Got a few new blockchain wallet users out of it.
I was gonna make Bitcoin Chocolate Gelt for this year, but they said itll take 20 days, so making them for next year!
Its a little late for this year, but http://shiresilver.com/product/stocking_stuffers gets you silver and gold.
Also those chocolate coins from bitchocolate would make perfect gelt.
While I'm a Christian, I think I'm going to start giving gelt to my kids...it's a good way to teach them about money...now I have a good reason (for me) to use Casascius'/bitaddress.org's bill printer thing...
Thanks for sharing this interesting bit of culture!
Thanks for sharing this interesting bit of culture!
Seeing as its Hanukkah for the Jewish community right now I think it is an excellent opportunity to give Bitcoin as gelt. For those of you unfamiliar with the the term, gelt is a gift of money often given to children at Hanukkah. While often this is just chocolate coins in foil, some parents do give real money. It teaches children the responsibility of money and many choose to donate it or give it to a cause of their choice.
This Hanukkah, WalletBit encourages you to give Bitcoin to your children for gelt. If you are not Jewish than consider the value behind such an act and consider giving your children Bitcoin for Christmas or whatever holiday you celebrate.
Happy Hanukkah/Christmas/holidays to everyone!
This Hanukkah, WalletBit encourages you to give Bitcoin to your children for gelt. If you are not Jewish than consider the value behind such an act and consider giving your children Bitcoin for Christmas or whatever holiday you celebrate.
Happy Hanukkah/Christmas/holidays to everyone!
Jump to: