Bitcoin And Crypto Themed Gift Ideas

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Are you looking for the perfect gift for the crypto lover in your life?

Or maybe you just want to geek out with the latest Bitcoin gadget?

Sometimes it’s hard to find the ideal present which is why we’ve pulled together this list of some of the best crypto and Bitcoin related gifts on the market.

If you sell a top crypto gift that you think should be included on this list, let us know!

Top crypto gift ideas

1. Keystone Pro hardware wallet to secure your crypto

Cost: £145 / $169

Leaving your crypto on exchanges can be risky.

It means the exchange retains control of your private keys and hence your coins. It’s also possible that hackers could steal your assets.

That’s why you should always consider using an air-gapped hardware wallet to secure your crypto and become your own bank.

The Keystone Pro is an incredibly secure cold wallet and also became the first product of its kind to integrate with MetaMask.

It supports thousands of cryptocurrencies and tokens and will also store your NFTs as well, making it the ideal storage solution for anyone concerned about crypto security.

2. Material Bitcoin cold storage wallet

Cost: £69 / $89

Billed as ‘the safest wallet in the world’, Material Bitcoin has come up with the most aesthetically pleasing Bitcoin storage solution we’ve seen so far.

This hacker proof and fire/water resistant credit card sized metal wallet features a Bitcoin wallet address on one side, with the private key on reverse giving you complete control over your coins.

The wallets are generated by a state-of-the-art cryptographic engine and produced automatically in a controlled room free from any prying devices after which the data is immediately erased.

There are no electronic components so it’s impossible to hack making it the perfect way to store your Bitcoins safely.

Material Bitcoin is the ideal gift for Bitcoin enthusiasts, or anyone else for that matter!

3. Billfodl metal fire-proof seed phrase storage

Cost: £85 / $99

Becoming your own bank with a hardware wallet is a great way to keep your crypto safe, but it also means more responsibility.

You, and you alone, are responsible for securing your 12-24 word mnemonic seed phrase – also known as a recovery phrase. Lose this and your crypto is gone forever.

Pieces of paper can be lost, stolen or destroyed by the forces of nature, so a more robust solution is essential for storing these crucial words.

Fortunately, some clever people at Billfodl have come up with the perfect solution – a metal recovery phrase tablet.

The Billfodl allows you to write your seed phrase using metal letters that are stored in a fire-proof case which can then be secured with a padlock for added security.

The device is made from 316-grade stainless steel which should survive most things you can throw at it and supports 12-24 word BIP39 recovery seeds.

4. Bolt Card for Lightning Network Bitcoin payments

Cost: £4.99 / $6 (50% off for CoinCorner account holders)

Bitcoin adoption and usage is growing rapidly partly due to the Lightning Network (LN).

Without getting too technical, the LN allows super-quick Bitcoin transfers by creating off-chain payment channels between those involved in a transaction

It avoids the main Bitcoin network thus making the transactions faster and cheaper.

The Bolt Card from CoinCorner is a huge step towards normalising Bitcoin payments and a great way to show off how tech savvy you are to your mates.

Using NFC technology, the Bolt Card allows you to spend your Satoshis (fractions of Bitcoin) anywhere that accepts Bitcoin by simply tapping it on a Bitcoin Lightning card reader with NFC capability.

You’ll need a CoinCorner account to activate and fund your card, but once set up you can start using Bitcoin in the real world.

The great thing about the Bolt Card is that it resembles a credit card, so it sits comfortably in your wallet or purse. You can also personalise it with a selection of snazzy designs.

You can also buy a Bolt Gift Card which you can load with Bitcoin and give it to someone as you would a traditional gift card.

5. Physical novelty Bitcoin

Cost: £3.99 / $4.50

If your loved one is a natural fidgeter and loves crypto then having a shiny gold physical Bitcoin to roll across their knuckles could make the perfect gift.

These novelty items have no value at all – Bitcoins are not physical items, rather data inside a vast network of computers – but it’s a fun novelty item all the same.

There are dozens of different variations on the market, but we’ve picked this one as it’s reasonably priced and gets positive reviews.

They’re perfectly legal to own, in case you’re wondering, but you can’t spend them anywhere and no shops will accept them.

6. Coinbase gifting

Cost: Depends how generous you’re feeling!

The Bolt Card that I mentioned above is a great way to give someone the gift of Bitcoin, but did you know you can do it through the popular crypto exchange Coinbase instead?

If you hold a Coinbase account all you need to do is select the cryptocurrency you want to give, the amount and recipient’s email address and you’re good to go.

You can even add a personalised note on an e-card to accompany the gift.

This is a seamless way to share the crypto love if you’re already an enthusiast, or add to the bags held by the crypto lovers in your life.

Live Bitcoin price ticker

A live crypto price ticker is the ideal gift for the crypto obsessive and will feed their craving for up to the minute price info.

They come in all shapes and sizes, from kits that you build yourself to desk ready multi-coin stackable blocks.

I’ve found some of the best tickers on Etsy and these are a couple I particularly like:

7. Mini crypto coin price ticker display

Price: £43 / $50 (Ex. Postage)

This perfectly formed device is available in a variety of different colours and displays the prices of up to 10 different coins via WiFi.

It’s competitively priced compared to other devices on the market and gets a five star rating from more than 300 reviewers.

Great for checking your portfolio without having to pick up your phone.

8. Crypto/stock price ticker display

Price: starts at £71 / $82 depending on size (Ex. Postage)

If you want to feel like an old school trader this marquee-style crypto/stock price ticker is the perfect gift.

You can display up to ten different cryptos/commodities which will scroll across the super-bright blue or red display like the trading tickers of old.

9. Crypto socks

Price: £10 / $11.30

No gift list would be complete without socks. And not just any socks, Bitcoin socks!

There are 14 different designs to choose from, allowing you to show off your devotion to crypto with a snazzy new pair every day for two whole weeks!

Sold by MtSocks, which is an offshoot of crypto exchange CoinCorner, the designs often feature a tongue-in-cheek look at the world of digital tokens.

So why not geek out with some new footwear while keeping your feet warm at the same time?!

10. The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains book

Price: £3.99 / $4.60 (Kindle edition)

If you’re baffled by Bitcoin or you know someone who is and no matter how hard you’ve tried to explain the technology it just won’t sink in, then this book is the answer.

It explains how Bitcoin and blockchain technology work in terms that even the most committed technophobe will understand.

It’s a couple of years old now but the information is still on point and will help enlighten anyone who is struggling to grasp the principles of ‘magic internet money’.

11. Bitcoin Neon Sign

Price: £35.99 / $42

If you want to brag about Bitcoin then this gift will say it in lights!

It’s the perfect addition to the crypto-lover’s office but would look equally as good in a home bar, if you’re lucky enough to have one!

It’s not real neon, rather LEDs, but it looks pretty good all the same.

The light is powered by USB and is apparently bright enough to be seen clearly during the day as well.

12. Crypto decanter set

Price: £97 / $112 (Ex. Delivery)

So you’ve got the neon Bitcoin sign set up in your bar – now you need the glassware to go with it.

What better accompaniment than a crypto decanter set – ideal for impressing your Bitcoin buddies over a tumbler of Scotch.

Featuring a rocket shaped Bitcoin etched decanter, which symbolises the ‘to the moon’ mantra of crypto enthusiasts, ie the price rocketing, and four glasses etched with crypto ticker symbols, this is perfect for whisky or wine lovers alike.

13. Christmas Crypto Jumper

Price: £24.99 / $30

No list of gifts is complete without a Christmas jumper on it! Or should that be Cryptmas?

There are many different designs to choose from, but we selected this offering for it’s particularly, ahem, eye-catching retro colours and design.

You’ll certainly stand out from the crowd with this knitted jumper adorned with various crypto-related terms, such as HODL and FUD.

14. Bitcoin necklace

Price: £25 / $30

If you fancy a bit of Bitcoin bling then this necklace could be the perfect gift.

It features the Bitcoin logo on a 14K gold plated pendant with simulated diamonds for that added bit of sparkle.

This necklace might not be something you’d wear every day, but it could make the perfect adornment for a crypto party outfit.

15. Bitcoin wall art

Price: £16 / $18.50 (Ex. Postage)

Nothing shows your devotion to all things crypto more than a poster of the original Bitcoin whitepaper.

It shows the original wording from Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator/creators of the original cryptocurrency.

This one is an attractive white on black design, but there are other colour versions available.

16. Bitcoin playing cards

Price: £11.50 / $13.50

You might think the cryptocurrency market resembles a casino, but did your gamble pay off?

These Bitcoin-themed gold playing cards are the perfect gift for those who’ll enjoy the irony.

The cards are waterproof (ideal protection against your floods of tears if your portfolio plummets) and come packaged in a shiny gold box.