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Yeah before giving a bitcoins gift to your partner or lover, make sure he/she knows about it and has some interest in this. Otherwise, no matter how much amount you give in bitcoins, the other person will not be able to recognize the importance of it and all your spending on the gift will be in vain.
I think that's okay if she or he's not interested on it.

It will make them curious what you've given and just give an instruction on how to redeem it. Like if you're going to surprise her with a little amount of bitcoin with a seed.

Make sure that you'll add some instruction on how they can get your gift. I'm sure that they'll be happy to hold it as if it's going to make them cool that they hold btc.

Depending on our partner, if he is not very tech savvy, it seems that following the instructions to get Bitcoin will be complicated for him or her.
There are our partners become annoyed because of it, but if our partners really like technology and surprises, there's nothing wrong with giving
a surprise gift in the form of Bitcoin. But because I'm used to giving my partner on Valentine's Day it's something she likes, and of course
my partner doesn't understand Bitcoin and she seems less interested in technology too, so I will not give Bitcoin as a gift to her.
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February 14th is very much celebrated worldwide as valentine's day, a day to show love, not just to our loved ones but to everyone. I'm thinking of doing something memorable for my loved ones and maybe any other person, something bitcoin related. Suggestions please, how can I and us all make valentine's day a memorable day with bitcoins?

if there are businesses like coffee shop or restaurant that accepts bitcoin in your country? then why not try to have a dinner date or something related?

or some gadget shops that accepts bitcoin? then why not buy for them? or if you are out of budget / then why not give them bitcoin instead? or satoshi i mean.
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Yeah before giving a bitcoins gift to your partner or lover, make sure he/she knows about it and has some interest in this. Otherwise, no matter how much amount you give in bitcoins, the other person will not be able to recognize the importance of it and all your spending on the gift will be in vain.
You just said what I just said in the last part but I definitely agree with that, with mismatched gifts comes unappreciated efforts leading to misunderstanding of both parties involved in the relationship because they thought that you're not putting effort in that relationship. But for me though, even if they know about bitcoin, I would still probably go for some other way to gift that significant other that's far more memorable.
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Yeah before giving a bitcoins gift to your partner or lover, make sure he/she knows about it and has some interest in this. Otherwise, no matter how much amount you give in bitcoins, the other person will not be able to recognize the importance of it and all your spending on the gift will be in vain.
I think that's okay if she or he's not interested on it.

It will make them curious what you've given and just give an instruction on how to redeem it. Like if you're going to surprise her with a little amount of bitcoin with a seed.

Make sure that you'll add some instruction on how they can get your gift. I'm sure that they'll be happy to hold it as if it's going to make them cool that they hold btc.
legendary
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If I am your partner I will be happy if you give me a little bit of bitcoin in my wallet (if your partner is the same as I understand bitcoin) but if not usually women prefer flowers, chocolates, and clothes, dinner on Valentine's Day
Definitely, I think it's important to understand that your partner understands first and know about bitcoin or better yet, cryptocurrencies because if not then you're probably going to waste your time and your effort would be unappreciated because they have a different expectations. Also, I think that it wouldn't hurt to ask your partner what they want because communication is the key to a relationship right?

Yeah before giving a bitcoins gift to your partner or lover, make sure he/she knows about it and has some interest in this. Otherwise, no matter how much amount you give in bitcoins, the other person will not be able to recognize the importance of it and all your spending on the gift will be in vain.
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If I am your partner I will be happy if you give me a little bit of bitcoin in my wallet (if your partner is the same as I understand bitcoin) but if not usually women prefer flowers, chocolates, and clothes, dinner on Valentine's Day
Definitely, I think it's important to understand that your partner understands first and know about bitcoin or better yet, cryptocurrencies because if not then you're probably going to waste your time and your effort would be unappreciated because they have a different expectations. Also, I think that it wouldn't hurt to ask your partner what they want because communication is the key to a relationship right?
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If I am your partner I will be happy if you give me a little bit of bitcoin in my wallet (if your partner is the same as I understand bitcoin) but if not usually women prefer flowers, chocolates, and clothes, dinner on Valentine's Day
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February 14th is very much celebrated worldwide as valentine's day, a day to show love, not just to our loved ones but to everyone. I'm thinking of doing something memorable for my loved ones and maybe any other person, something bitcoin related. Suggestions please, how can I and us all make valentine's day a memorable day with bitcoins?
you can buy stuff using bitcoin through online mate or send bitcoin as a gift and give them a piece of advices how they can get benefits from it as well because on that way for sure at the end day when they all become profitable they will always remember you because of bitcoin.  Cheesy
legendary
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For most women, Valentine's day is a very special day — and good lord please don't use this as an opportunity to shove Bitcoin down their throats. You're better off sharing Bitcoin at literally any other day besides Christmas and Valentines.
this is what I thought too. it would be better to just give your partner a gift that she/he will appreciate. if OP really wants to use bitcoin, he could buy the gift using bitcoin. but then, if OP's partner is also a bitcoin enthusiast I think this gift would be good.
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February 14th is very much celebrated worldwide as valentine's day, a day to show love, not just to our loved ones but to everyone. I'm thinking of doing something memorable for my loved ones and maybe any other person, something bitcoin related. Suggestions please, how can I and us all make valentine's day a memorable day with bitcoins?
For some people, Valentine Day is the most awaited thing to show a form of their love for someone, but for me personally, love doesn't have to be poured out only on Valentine's Day, but we can express it at any time we want Grin
If you really want to give something memorable to your girlfriend, why don't you try introducing her to bitcoin and maybe if you have a lot of bitcoins, of course you can give your boyfriend a gift in the form of bitcoins to him, Of course he will be happy and will definitely love you more Grin.
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February 14th is very much celebrated worldwide as valentine's day, a day to show love, not just to our loved ones but to everyone. I'm thinking of doing something memorable for my loved ones and maybe any other person, something bitcoin related. Suggestions please, how can I and us all make valentine's day a memorable day with bitcoins?

The beauty behind BTC is its commutative value- it can be either treated as an asset or as a form of currency. Its uses are very flexible depending on the things that you need but generally, you may want to withdraw and convert some of your BTCs to be able to purchase something nice this Valentine's Day.

If you are looking for something that can be associated with BTC this Valentine's, I guess you can create a post under the services thread and ask for something that can be traded with BTCs. In that way, gifted and talented users may be able to think of an idea that can immortalized BTC this February 14.
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Bitcoin-themed date? Giving bitcoin to someone at an event seems to become common especially on Christmas day.
What's on my mind is an event for all single and want to learn about Bitcoin on valentine's day and during the event, there could have some valentine's day related event like a blind date or whatever.
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Bitcoin can be best gift to give to love ones as a gift only  if they are new to bitcoin or they have been into Bitcoin before now,  in a case where love ones have never gotten  bitcoin before and they know  nothing about bitcoin it will be better to keep your bitcoin back  and give a book as a gift that is all about bitcoin (get them familiar with bitcoin before proceeding to give bitcoin as a gift).
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I would go with the bitcoin logo wrapped chocolates posted by Mbitr. It's looks classy enough for the occasion and convenient to carry around more importantly. It's also a good starting point of conversation even when your date isn't familiar with BTC. You could end up converting someone into a new hodler or investor.
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oh yah, now I have to find out one tech expert Girlfriend to give her a Bitcoin Paper wallet as a valentine gift,,  Cheesy
I'm 100% sure if you give a paper wallet to a nontech GF, she will not understand its dignity and will be arrogant, thinking that maybe he is being joked with, maybe even break up with you!! Cheesy

So, make sure your girlfriend's knowledge about this before giving a Bitcoin-related gift to avoid a breakup Wink, thank me later.

Seriously, the non tech girl will tear the paper wallet after or store it carelessly. I was thinking if the paper that contains the private keys should have a brief explanation of how she can get the money enclosed on the private keys. Make an illustration then write boldly how much is in the wallet so that she can value the paper. Although, women differ in behavior but, they share one similarity; money moves them, I don't think any girl will be arrogant if she understands that the paper she is holding is worth a good amount of money.
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Not Only for couples Valentine's day it's for everyone buy i think every couples celebrate valentines day.I think your girlfriend Will be want surprise of you.I'm suggested to you,If she don't know about bitcoin then You can give general things like rose and others thing you can give her.I think it will be more memorable day.Bitcoin bitcoin price will be More increase this valentines and Valentine's come soon.
legendary
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oh yah, now I have to find out one tech expert Girlfriend to give her a Bitcoin Paper wallet as a valentine gift,,  Cheesy
I'm 100% sure if you give a paper wallet to a nontech GF, she will not understand its dignity and will be arrogant, thinking that maybe he is being joked with, maybe even break up with you!! Cheesy

So, make sure your girlfriend's knowledge about this before giving a Bitcoin-related gift to avoid a breakup Wink, thank me later.
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Cool, love the way he pointed it out on right post at right time. Amazing by the way. How amazing would it be to gift them some satoshi to get started with the bitcoin if they have not already started with it. Or may you can have paper wallet with loaded money on it. May be they can redeem it somewhere nearby at bitcoin ATM thus giving them feeling of using the bitcoin in real world.

Well, I’m bitcoin investor so my ideas would be more or less how to pull my loved once into the bitcoin world. Haha. So go for it, they will surely be your Valentine and be bitcoinist soon.
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You can't possibly offer Bitcoin as a gift except you have a well equipped wallet. You can offer NFTs and make it a crypto val to friends and loved ones. We have promising projects with very low market value at the moment gifting them to people could be a big favor that could salvage someones future who knows
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I am considering printing a QR code of my main Bitcoin Address on my underwear, so that it can be stroked. *Joking

Nope.. I think the best thing you can do for Bitcoin.. is to buy something (not necessarily Bitcoin related) for your other half.. and this is important ==> Pay with bitcoins.

As someone previously said... We should not shove Bitcoin down people's throat ...but we can help supporting it, by using it as a currency. (It's original purpose)  Wink 
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