Not sure what to get your parents? In a hurry? Can’t go to shopping? Or just not sure what makes a good gift?
I’ve got some ideas for you.
Bitcoin
I’ve bought BTC for my family this year. As an addition to normal gifts. I simply created a wallet on blockchain.info and transferred a little BTC. I am also stoked by the fact that the value has doubled since I put the BTC in the wallet!https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2017/dec/17/cryptocurrency-christmas-cheer-bitcoin&ved=0ahUKEwig18fUq6HYAhXDmLQKHY1vBuoQqUMIJDAC&usg=AOvVaw3ehQJL26ERt8BXQTmLXW3X&cf=1
Gift card for Spotify, Netflix or a similar service
This is a great gift for someone that lives far away from you. Simply send them the code and wish them a merry Christmas. I also love that this doesn’t clutter the environment.
Steem and a Steemit account
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Books
The best gift I’ve received in my entire life is a Kindle. I use it every day! A kindle is an electronic e-book reader.
Books are amazing gifts. Cheap, personal and fun!
Try to find a book that you think the receiver will learn something from or will be entertained by.
I love learning new stuff, so a non-fiction book would be the best gift I could receive!
Gift card for a massage, hair cut or similar
This is a super thoughtful gift and it’s especially nice to give to someone that usually puts everybody else first!
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I just discovered his profile today, and I love his images. You should take a look!
I’m still super excited for Christmas. I can’t wait to finally have a Christmas in Norway with my family
Prepare for tons of food pics!
Cryptocurrency
This year saw the launch of hundreds of new cryptocurrencies while older coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum outperformed all other asset classes.
Initial coin offerings (ICOs) saw record inflows, giving traditional venture capital firms a run for their money--no pun intended. Major news corporations like Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal significantly ramped up their cryptocurrency coverage--a tip of the hat to the upcoming industry.
With individuals getting more involved in cryptocurrencies than ever before, one way to spice up the holiday season is to give cryptocurrencies as gifts. To do this, all one has to do is create an account with an exchange like Coinbase. Then, after funding the account with a bank transfer, debit card, or credit card, users can buy Bitcoins, Ethereum, or a wide variety of other cryptocurrencies. These cryptocurrencies can be sent to a friend’s wallet address along with a cheery holiday greeting....