Since it is impossible to predict which currency will be on the bull list, all cryptocurrencies are crucial. Giving a close buddy bitcoin for his birthday is a wonderful gesture that any trader or investor would appreciate, especially because he is familiar with the currency and is aware of its significance in the market. owning one because he pays for his own education and I am aware of how demanding and challenging school can be for a student who is continuing their education without finding a substitute employment.

I see that question as rhetorical question. From the story and the question, you contradicted yourself. Your said, your friend is a bitcoin lover and you are still asking if you should give him bitcoin as a birthday gift, on your own how did you think, is it that you just like to create the thread. I didn't see any reason of the question again since your friend is a pro bitcoin, then it is your duty to give him the bitcoin you want to give to know if he will reject it or not. If he rejects it then you come here and tell us that you presented bitcoin as a gift to your friend on his birthday and he rejected it. But you have not done anything and here asking if we will accept bitcoin as a birthday gift.
This is a direct question and there is always YES and NO. If it is yes what will you do to it, will you send the coin in the person birthday?

Since I love Bitcoin and he had been graving to hold Bitcoin then that is cool for him if you want to give him such amount of Bitcoin. Bitcoin can be a prefect birthday present if the person that is doing the birthday would appreciate the present or like the present. At least that amount of Bitcoin cam be enough for the birthday guy. He can hold the Bitcoin for a while and use the money to get some things he would need to pay bills and clear some textbooks in the school.

I find no justification here. Because the OP mentioned here he will give his friend 0.03BTC on his birthday. $615 according to the current price. Which I will never gift to my friend. It may sound bad but this is the reality. No one would do such a thing, not just me who earns bitcoins working on bitcoin forums. When the price of Bitcoin is $100,000, where will it stand? Then its amount will be $3000. Have you ever thought OP. I think you are not gifted. But stop thinking like that. Hold on to your invested bitcoins and wait.

Birthday gifts are pretty much centered around the thought that goes into them and not what the actual present is but one thing is for sure, if your friend is tech savvy and knows bitcoin they will be sure happy.

Btw giving your buddy some btc as a present is as good as giving them fiat which is common for adults that don't have the time to go hunting for a present.

Any amount will certainly be appreciated, and the fact that you go way back his definitely going to appreciate you not forgetting it in the first place, good luck hope it goes well for you guys.

Yeah, It's not creative to gift someone money. It depends on where you live. In some places, People prefer cash compared to other gifts. Believe it or not, It's true. On the other hand, In some areas, people feel offended when someone gives them money as a gift, just like in some restaurants. In some restaurants, they accept Tips, and others don't accept Tips.

Let's try to be a little bit more creative. What if your friend gives you a cold wallet with 0.03 BTC loaded? Because he knows you like BTC and such hardware as well. So, he thought it would be a great idea to load some Bitcoin to make it more expensive. At least it's more creative than offering direct Bitcoin. Or maybe Satori Chips?

For those who know bitcoin, they are very happy to receive bitcoin as a gift, but for those who don't know bitcoin, they don't want to accept bitcoin, for example, like we give money to babies, they will refuse it because they don't know what the money is for, what they want is milk and surely the baby will receive milk compared to money.

at least if you get it, you can find information first why people give bitcoin gifts, because you can be sure that whatever gift is given will certainly be valuable.
even though you don't know bitcoin, you can get a lot of information circulating about bitcoin and of course it's very strange if someone doesn't want to accept bitcoin gifts.
because those who give prizes will certainly know and will provide information why giving these bitcoin prizes.
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I won't be glad if a friend surprised me with such a birthday present, but according to your friend's scale of preference is that the most pressing need at this point because we call something utility only if it serves the purpose for the time of want

That's an interesting suggestion on the Bitcoin forum, lol. Also, I don't really get the point of non-alcoholic beer. What's the point of it? Even if it tastes good - you can find a lot of non-alcoholic beverages that are cheaper and taste better.