How to Give Cryptocurrency as a Gift - February 23, 2022
https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/h...y-as-gift/
Use an Exchange or Payment App
Three big platforms that let you gift cryptos are Cash App, Coinbase and Robinhood . Each has different requirements and limitations:
Coinbase: Using your Coinbase account, you can send any of the 150-plus supported coins. You'll need the recipient's email address to send the gift, and you can include one of the available greeting cards and a personalized note.
Cash App: You can use the Cash App to send Bitcoin to someone's $Cashtag, phone number or email address. There may be a minimum amount of $1 or 0.00001 Bitcoin.
Robinhood: You can gift one of the seven supported cryptos if you have an approved Robinhood Crypto account that's in good standing and has a linked bank account.
You may also find other companies offering crypto gift cards as well. However, it may be best to avoid companies that aren't well-known and could potentially be a scam.
may be best to avoid companies that aren't well-known and could potentially be a scam?
and now you know why the other sites, even the ones that aren't scams, have very little revenue. If I was gifting Crypto, I'd go with the $76B dollar company or the $15B dollar company or the $7B company.
I would not go with the company with the $50K website, but that's just me. Don't let it get in the way of your pump Moonshiners. Just don't ask the company to post weekly sales or it will tank the sp.
Oh and where is that physical card again?
Ohhhh, coming soon! Maybe have a countdown clock on that because it worked so well.
https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/h...y-as-gift/
Use an Exchange or Payment App
Three big platforms that let you gift cryptos are Cash App, Coinbase and Robinhood . Each has different requirements and limitations:
Coinbase: Using your Coinbase account, you can send any of the 150-plus supported coins. You'll need the recipient's email address to send the gift, and you can include one of the available greeting cards and a personalized note.
Cash App: You can use the Cash App to send Bitcoin to someone's $Cashtag, phone number or email address. There may be a minimum amount of $1 or 0.00001 Bitcoin.
Robinhood: You can gift one of the seven supported cryptos if you have an approved Robinhood Crypto account that's in good standing and has a linked bank account.
You may also find other companies offering crypto gift cards as well. However, it may be best to avoid companies that aren't well-known and could potentially be a scam.
may be best to avoid companies that aren't well-known and could potentially be a scam?
and now you know why the other sites, even the ones that aren't scams, have very little revenue. If I was gifting Crypto, I'd go with the $76B dollar company or the $15B dollar company or the $7B company.
I would not go with the company with the $50K website, but that's just me. Don't let it get in the way of your pump Moonshiners. Just don't ask the company to post weekly sales or it will tank the sp.
Oh and where is that physical card again?
Ohhhh, coming soon! Maybe have a countdown clock on that because it worked so well.
