Topic: Bitcoin gift to wife on wedding. - page 6. (Read 1133 times)

If it's illegal in your country then you don't know what you are doing, you are behaving like someone who is very stupid, pardon me for saying this, but it's true, you claimed you lover her and you want to gift her something that's illegal? Imagine gifting her gbe Bitcoin in front of the audience on you wedding day, don't you know that not all those who come to your wedding will wish you well? Some are your enemies in disguise, they might see this as an opportunity to deal with you and your wife.

If it's illegal then stay away from Bitcoin for now, or if you can be very careful, you can still hold Bitcoin without letting anyone knows.

If I were you I won't even let my wife know anything about Bitcoin for now becauSE it's illegal in the country, there is a chance that it will leak out, you should know what I meant if you are very familiar with women, they have lose mouths most times.

Is it a risk worth taking? It's better to find another gift to give to her, it's for your own good and your future life with your wife.

Most of the students investing their money into cryptocurrency now.So they get learn more about cryptocurrency from their elders,now you had teach your wife about the cryptocurrency.So you can gift your wife with the cryptocurrency and keep some bitcoin for heir.Because we should keep some savings to the future generation.Many young entrepreneurs use this option to their wedding.

Why do you want to gift Bitcoin to your wife?  I don't know if your wife is familiar with Bitcoin and how happy she would be to receive Bitcoin as a gift.  So I think you should first educate your wife about bitcoins and teach her how to store bitcoins safely and how it works and then you can gift her bitcoins on her next birthday or wedding anniversary. Since this is your new wife and you are going to meet her for the first time, I don't think it's right to think of giving her bitcoins and it seems kind of funny to me.

That’s a very unique and risky plan. I admire your courage and optimism in investing in Bitcoin, but I also wonder if you have considered the potential drawbacks. Bitcoin is volatile and unpredictable, and it may not be accepted or recognized as a legal currency in your country.

The idea is yours, and I can say it's a good thing if you want to be different, but what if your wife is not aware of what Bitcoin is? Will you at the same time turn to a teacher at that moment to enducate her first before giving the bitcoin to her? Just as other members are asking why not other special things as gift, I would have wanted to ask the same question, but it's still good that one can choose to do a different and do a unique thing. LoL, your wife will be like, "Mom, did you know my husband gave Bitcoin to me as a wedding gift?" and the mom will ask what Bitcoin is. Also, imagine if someone your wife is talking to about the Bitcoin gift is an envious friend. Well, it's just my imagination. But will you still ask your wife not to tell anyone that you gifted her Bitcoin? Unless your wife is already aware of Bitcoin and how the blockchain technology works, she will feel more happy about the Bitcoin you will give her as a gift; otherwise, she will not really be so convinced that Bitcoin is something that will be very valuable in the future. You know, ladies really love things that are very flashy; some of them see their worth the moment you give them to them. Just imagine telling your wife that your wedding gift to her is $10,000, but currently the money is on an investment that she can take out in 10 years. She might be happy, but not too happy because the money is not in her possession at that moment.

What do you mean by Bitcoin os still illegal in you country, do you mean that the government placed a banned on bitcoin, or just that the central bank make restrictions on bank vs bitcoin transactions, we need to get something straight so that it can help our discussions in a more clearer way and manner.
 
Gifting your spouse a wedding gift in Bitcoin that is illegal in your jurisdictions is something that you need to first enlightened your spouse about Bitcoin, the best wallet to use, and how secure to protect your Bitcoin, with long-term goals, if not your spouse may not have the right orientation to appreciate the gift as expected of her

What I'm trying to say is that what if he gave her a bitcoin for her birthday and she didn't know much about it and the price kept dropping at the time he gave it to her, wouldn't you think the wife might feel bad about it that he didn't give her something that could be stable with nothing can happen? In my opinion, she might value that more than a bitcoin, but if his wife knows much more about bitcoin than he does.

Your initiative is very good, and it will be very uncommon.  But it is very difficult to say whether your wife will know about Bitcoin and whether she will be happy to have it.  But you have to guide your wife completely about Bitcoin.  But before gifting something to someone you have to remember that he knows about it.  For if one does not know about a gift, it seems strange to him.Hope your marriage will be successful in future.

Whether you give your wife half of your investment on your wedding day or not, after that day she will claim half of everything you have. My advice: don't be stupid, man! Delay the approach of this day as long as possible.

I don’t know what nominal amount of bitcoin you have, if this is impressive money, then if I were you, I would not give half of my investment on the wedding day, but would give a small amount, for example, by signing a transaction on this significant day for you some phrase, leaving information about it on the blockchain forever. I'm assuming that your wife is new to the crypto realm, and therefore, it's very thoughtless to give her half of your bitcoin, because by mistake she can screw up. She doesn't need it, and neither do you. And if you become a family and you teach her how to use bitcoin and the basics of safe storage, then for sure, at least in case of unforeseen circumstances, you will leave information to your wife on how to access your investments. I suppose so.

If Bitcoin is illegal, I think you should initially probe what your wife thinks about Bitcoin and about illegal things. It will be good to know anyway if you're planning to get married, but especially considering a wedding present. I think that given half of what you've invested is a nice gesture, showing your commitment to share in this relationship (but you should explain the gift in this fashion, then). However, I think it also depends on a culture and context. Where I'm from, it's uncommon for the groom and/or bride to give wedding presents for their own wedding, for example, and it's all other people who are supposed to do that instead.

You just said that you still study, why are you desperate about what you are going to gift your wife, you haven't even finished studying not to talk of getting a job, wait till you get a job first before you start planning what you will gift your wife. Also whats the purpose of gifting your wife bitcoin, cant you just gift her what she will make use of after marriage? After you marry her you can easily teach her about bitcoin and you can invest for her or ask her to invest with her own money. The thread is of no use to me, you are not even ready to marry so why talking about what you will gift your wife, wait till you are planning your wedding first, and i wont recommend you give her bitcoin.

Maybe you want to be arrested on your wedding day, firstly i need to know if you are going to gift her the bitcoin publicly or privately? If you are giving her publicly you might be arrested after your wedding because you just said that bitcoin is illegal in your country. If bitcoin is illegal in your country, then your investment should be hidden and if you are gifting or teaching anyone about bitcoin should be hidden.

Is she aware of how to keep bitcoins and has basic knowledge about wallets and stuff? It's actually a good wedding gift and she'll surely be happy to receive it if she knows that bitcoins have value. I think that even she's not aware of bitcoin but later on you'll tell her that it's got a value and she can convert it to fiat, I think that she'll be able to learn it eventually and will be more than happy to accept more of it from you.

OP are you serious about this?
Before taking this decision hope you won't start regretting it in the future, imagine your wife doesn't have any idea of what you giving her and she sees it as rubbish hope it won't make you feel bad. Is a very sweet gift and anyone who knows about it would scream the heavens out. To me I'd say you should try to know if your wife have any idea about Bitcoin or you should probably use the BTC and get her something expensive instead of giving it to her.

Or better yet, ask your would be wife about her interests and what she wants, talk about your interests, a lot of y'all may think this gift idea seem sweet given that it's bitcoin and in a way, a financial security, but the problem is it's a gift that doesn't have any connection to your significant other, what I'm trying to say is if she's not interested in bitcoin if you bring it up then let go of that gift idea because it will go unappreciated deep inside her, subconsciously. To the OP, just keep the bitcoin for yourself, let her in when she wants to get in but right now, with your post that you didn't indicate her interests in bitcoin or crypto, maybe change your gift for now. Remember that it's not the gift that's important, it's the thought behind it.

Bitcoin would be the last thing to give my wife as a gift on our wedding day, simply because she may not understand how valuable an Investment bitcoin is, and because of this, they won't appreciate it very much as expected..

And secondly, women are impressed more with physical gift, something they can see, touch, feel, and maybe show off to their friends, with Bitcoin as gift, she can't do any of this because bitcoin is not physical but visual.

So I will personally advice you keep your bitcoin and get your wife a proper gift, something you know she likes and would very much appreciate, you can keep the bitcoin, it's still for both of you to spend in the future.

Every gift that you will give to your wife is good as long as she likes it because gifting someone is one way to spread love to them and also they will appreciate your remembrance of them. But you really need to know some factors about gifting bitcoins because there are lots of basics and crucial things to know about it before you can even think to give it as a gift to someone who doesn't even know. It's best for you to gift them first what things they really like and you will gonna just give them BTC when they are ready or already know how to use it and knows how to protect their own crypto assets.

Better give your wife a beautiful wedding, and your half of the investment will become hers by law after you get married. 

Perhaps you have other customs, I don’t know, but in my country it’s not customary, for a husband and wife to give gifts to each other, this is their holiday. Gifts are given to them, and their duty to organize a good wedding, there will be plenty of worries even without gifts.

I think you should drop the idea of gifting her Bitcoin on Your wedding day because firstly, as you stated, it's illegal in your country hence it would be hugely rejected. And secondly, women appreciate more, gifts that they can relate to and except she's got an idea of Bitcoin and it's value, you'd end up taking your gift back.

Girls love receiving gifts, especially when you give them on important occasions because it makes them love you even more and demonstrates how much you value them. But before giving them a present, you should think about what they would value more. It's nice to surprise people, but if the recipient doesn't know anything about bitcoin, she won't value it as much as she should. I think that if she is aware of it and understands how it works, she will adore it and may even decide to embrace and use bitcoin.

I suggest you give her something else she would like more because I don't see any point in giving her the bitcoin as she could possibly end up selling it all and using the money for something else.  Why not give her something else instead of wasting your investment.

Bitcoin is illegal in your country. You want to gift it to your wife.
How much does she know about bitcoin?
After you have gifted it to her, what's next? Would you advice her to hold for long term, to trade it, or to keep accumulating it?
If you think she doesn't know so much yet about bitcoin, would you gift her another item, a stock, a precious metal, a real-estate property which is almost in the same investment category as bitcoin?