Topic: Everyone Calls My Child's Name Bitcoin. - page 2. (Read 645 times)

He should be proud of what mate? Don't you think it's breaking his privacy? Even if Bitcoin is not banned in his country, still you shouldn't tell others that you hold Bitcoin or that your family members have Bitcoin. It's like you are telling them you have diamonds in your house. You never know what is going to happen. There are countless cases where people shared that they have Bitcoins and later they were robbed.

Don't you see that people do not even share their real names on the internet forum because it will hurt their privacy? If someone is from a country where Bitcoin is banned, the situation will be worse for them. They could get arrested anytime. It's nothing to be proud of mate.

Please extend my greetings to  bitcoin and hope that your second child will be named SATOSHI or Technical Analysis  as seems that you are a total supporter of cryptocurrency .
ang having your son's name Bitcoin this will be His mark all his life and when time comes that bitcoin reaches the top? then this will be one of the most famous name when he grows old.

That's one of the things you can share with others as proof that bitcoin has brought something good to your life, but maybe you should only choose the people you tell things about in your life, especially if it involves talking about money, so that to the privacy of you and your family. I mean, there is nothing wrong if you want to share the knowledge of bitcoin with other people, but you should also look at the situation, especially because it is said that bitcoin is not legal in the country, so if other people or your government find out about it, you might be harmed and even questioned.

People might call your son Bitcoin, I think that won't be much of a response to you. But if you really have a lot of problems and feel problems then you can explain your relatives well and tell them about the problem that I may have such problems later I think your relatives will definitely understand and know. OP hearing your words reminds me of my college life where we used to call one of our friends dollar. Of course, if my friend ever said a dollar, or we'd have a problem with it, they wouldn't say anything. He also set Dollar as a nickname for his social media names. He hasn't had any problems so far but I don't think you will.

Honestly I'd have to agree with Nrcewker. I mean honstly you should be able to do that in this day and age and I would l certainly hope that it wouldnt' matter that much if your kid is named bitcoin or not but N makes a lot of good pointers that have got me thinking that if wherever you lived did place high scrutiniy on BTC that it may end up hurting you in the long run and definitely could even get you into trouble.

it might not be unconnected with an event or a behavior he has displayed that has earned him the name.

People are not so quick to choose a random name and rarely do they choose names like bitcoin when there are issues that warrants them to call someone names.

Well, it's a good thing that you've used your bitcoin in a useful way; it's proven that bitcoin really can help people who invest in it, and it's also a good thing that you're spreading awareness about bitcoin. Because they have you, if they want to invest, they have an instant guide that will guide them on what to do or not. The problem here is the blame. As you introduce bitcoin to them, I'm sure there are people that will invest in bitcoin without consulting you and might encounter a problem and, in the end, will blame you as you influence them, so you need to take measures about this problem and also your security. As many people know what you are doing, make sure that you will secure your assets, as I'm sure there will always be malicious people with malicious intent on you, especially on what you have.

Lol, so you want him to give his son money so that he can prove to people that he and his family have money since he's called Bitcoin? That's unnecessary, and even though he might get a lot of attention for his name as he grows up because Bitcoin is spreading pretty fast and after a few years, almost everyone would know about it, I think it wouldn't become that big of a matter as the child will keep telling people that his name isn't Bitcoin and this will end, eventually.

The questions can be annoying, for sure, especially if every other person starts asking him about why he is called Bitcoin and how it all happened. You can't roam around and keep telling the story behind your name and not get annoyed. So OP and his child, both should work something out about this before it reaches that point.

That name alone is a security threat, bitcoin was founded on the basis of privacy, how can you now educate others to be private about their involvement while you are a living testimony of publicity. My candid advise is this, end that name now that your son is still young, enlighten your relatives and friends to refer to your son with his beautiful name. Inform your son not to reply to anyone calling him bitcoin or to simply correct them with his actual name.

Trust me, when bitcoin value skyrockets so well that its very expensive and your son possibly gets much older is still called bitcoin, people, even criminals will dig out the origin of that name and measure your involvement in cryptocurrency. Your family safety may not be assured by then, especially if you stay in a security loose country like mine. you can save the future by fixing the present.

Dear privacy matters a lot. Here in the case of OP, he invested in Bitcoin means he has digital currency which means Bitcoin is not legal in most of the country locations in the world. OP has paid doctors in Bitcoin in case the OP goes viral due to this activity which can threaten the OP privacy. When the government comes to know about this they can put some restrictions on OP investment only in case if cryptocurrency is illegal in his location.

As you may remember the pizza story which is still a famous story in the Bitcoin environment so that is why I am saying privacy matters a lot and staying anonymous is best having such kind of investment.

You should be afraid of it. Bitcoin is not legal here and if more people know that you have used Bitcoin before and still do, they won't think twice about complaining to the police and getting you arrested. Not everyone uses Bitcoin for investment purposes only, some people care about privacy, and Bitcoin is supposed to be for privacy enhancement.

I don't know why it's too important to tell others that you have Bitcoin and you have made a profit out of it. Isn't it like you are showing off to them that you have Bitcoin? I have Bitcoin too and I don't know many people in my local area who use crypto. Probably there are hundreds of people are related to crypto but I do not know any of them and they don't know about me either. So, I don't know why everyone in your area has to know that you have used Bitcoin.

I guess you express too much information with other people so they get comfortable too much on you and they spit all the things they want to say and again people are always nearby if they think they can get something from you, I don't want to judge but let's accept the fact that most of the people doing this just to know the possible they can get something if you feel that thing better to make a back step on it, there's a lot of people right there that will treat you as a friend and your family. Still set a boundaries.

That's one thing with people   they can craft a name out of anything and stamp it on you, now your child nickname may remain Bitcoin, I don't know which country you are from but it's not safe to be answering as Bitcoin, I think you can force them to stop, when someone call your child Bitcoin, call them aside and tell them not to anymore, you can explain why to them too, the faster you do this the better.

I won't feel ease if anyone call my child Bitcoin, because I am not from a country where everyone mind their business, people will intentionally spread things about you, meaning that this can get to the hear of bad people, who could probably start thinking that you are very rich.

Caution them and be strict with it, even if your people don't know what Bitcoin really is, as time goes on they will, and if your child keep answering that name it's not safe for him either, so please please and please try harder to make them stop calling him this name.

You must be a proud father mate , Imagine everyone calls your Child Bitcoin as He might symbolized
your success in bitcoin and also as I have read the passing of your father , maybe this child helps you feel complete
still as he will give you more motivation to fulfil your dream and your fathers in bitcoin investing.

Just make sure to make your crypto  safer because since all of the people around you knows your involvement in Bitcoin then we don't know what can this be bringing to you in the future .
there are people that is coming against crypto users as in my country there is a incident that kidnapping happened and the victims family was asked to pay ransom via crypto but after paying they killed the victim.
just a warning mate so you may not be the  target as criminal knows how they can hide if the ransom is crypto than fiat.

Op, I like your son's nickname. But anyone here who has heard your son's nickname may have been as curious as I was. After entering the link mentioned in your post I was really inspired to read your post. You paid the birth fee to the clinic using your bitcoins. You may be very lucky because you have used your earned bitcoins for urgent needs. As a result of which the people of your area know that you have become known in the area and even your children.

I am also one of those lucky ones like you where I used my earned bitcoins in my important work which made me known in my area but not like you. When everyone in my area hears that I am using Bitcoin in my life important work then they are motivated to learn Bitcoin and come to know Bitcoin. But I have not yet explained to them exactly what Bitcoin actually is or how to earn Bitcoin because my security is involved here. I didn't tell them details about Bitcoin out of fear because Bitcoin is still illegal in our country.

You said that only your whole family and some people around you know about the bitcoins you use. If Bitcoin is not legal in your country yet I don't think this should get you into trouble. Because that's just your son's nickname. But your entire family and neighborhood people might be jokingly calling your son Bitcoin.

Yes, because Bitcoin is a very valuable asset, this is likely to be the case for parents and also for their children, because people who already know Bitcoin is a very valuable asset and have evil intentions think they own the asset because their name is mentioned. as Bitcoin and it would be better if we didn't care about that name and we should stick to the name we have given it and teach our children that don't care if someone calls them Bitcoin.

I'm just rather curious how it started in the first place though. Like the name-calling would've come from something and personally I don't think any sane person would think that Bitcoin would be a good nickname for someone regardless of their circumstances.

Anyhow, I don't think you're at the risk legally of being noticed by the government. It's just a name, a nickname at that and if you fully push that you don't have any Bitcoin or use crypto in general, I don't think they'd ever know. An investigation would warrant that they have some sort of evidence that you use it, and unless your doctor snitches, you're fine. A name doesn't exactly give out a warrant to be investigated.

Now being checked illegally though, different thing. If you think your place is unsecured, then fix the problems one by one. If you think you can't fix them, then try to move out to a new place. The simplest and cheapest solution to this though is to ask your relatives to call him by his name, or a different nickname though.

Now that everyone in that area already know OP is a Bitcoin enthusiast, I fear there isn't much he can do... He could say it was an isolated event, where he used all the BTCs he had to pay for the childbirth, discontinuing further purchases of Bitcoin later on, but since he is constantly proudly speaking of Bitcoin to his community, and teaching them the basics, how to invest for the long term and so on, it would be hard to make them believe he gave up on BTC investment...

If he has enough money to move to another area, it would be a good idea, like you suggested. Preferentially to a place where being a BTC enthusiast doesn't put a target on his head immediately, although it's easier said than done, because people have deep roots on the areas where they live and have grown side by side with their families for different generations. To leave everything behind is a hard decision only very detached individuals are able to do. Now he has to measure how risk it's for Bitcoin Junior to live and grow up in this place, having everyone around knowing they deal with BTC, especially after next bull run, which is going to boost BTC's price to even higher price ranges.

and because of that, his son could be harmed because when he was given the nickname bitcoin, the privacy of his child and the whole family was exposed. OP said that bitcoin is not well known in their country so many people ask questions and ask for an explanation about bitcoin, maybe OP should not have said that he used bitcoin payment for the cost of childbirth, for the sake of their privacy when it comes to financial matters, and to avoid asking questions from other people. Today, it's better to be low key in life, let's take care of our privacy especially when it comes to our self, family, financial aspects and personal matters