I don't have any children, but if I had, I would teach him about Bitcoin and how it helped his father to achieve some decent financial progress in life.

Also, it's a good idea to create a wallet for savings on his name, so this money can be applied on his future for personal development, although to mine Bitcoin doesn't worth anymore these days.

There is only one thing I get concerned about. Should the father give abundance of resources to his child, or should he guide his child through the path of hard work? I say that because somehow the lack of resources I had at some point of my life motivated me to conquer things by myself. If I was in a comfort zone, probably I wouldn't be where I am today.

I'm not trying to get bitcoin for my children. Hopefully I have enough time left on this Earth to spend most of my savings. The idea is to let my children decide what they want to do, build their fortunes with me helping them. I don't want to think what will happen when I die and they're left alone. If they'll use bitcoin, or not.

The plan is to be there for them, manage my wealth and help them create their own. If they decide they want to study, become researchers or inventors, or maybe start a business, I'll be there to help them with advice and money. Yes. most of my life is built around bitcoin, but I have other sources of income and without bitcoin I'd still manage. Life would be more difficult, but as long as you are healthy and have a strong will, you can achieve your goals.

It's great that you have ways to stay afloat no matter the case.

Your children will say their thanks to their old man when it is needed Keep the work coming!

Sounds like a good idea honestly.

Early exposure to technology like that might motivate them to strive for career in technology. Because I've seen plenty Gen Z devs who got exposure into crypto getting themselves a career in crypto developing world and this honestly astonishing.

Or maybe great deal of people actually already did this and by the time your kid become adult bitcoin gonna be mainstream so it will become mainstream knowledge.

Hey there, first of all—huge congratulations on your baby! 🎉 Becoming a parent is life’s greatest adventure, and it’s beautiful to see you thinking so thoughtfully about your child’s future. As someone who’s also deeply tied to Bitcoin, I’ll share what I’d do in your shoes (and a few lessons I’ve learned along the way).

1. Mining in Your Son’s Name: The Solar Advantage
With free solar power, mining BTC for your little one is a fantastic idea—especially if you’re already wasting excess energy. Here’s how I’d approach it:

• Dedicate a Miner to Him: Set up a small rig (even a used ASIC) labeled as “his.” Track its output separately. Over years, even modest mining adds up.
• Teach Him Later: When he’s older, show him how the miner worked. It’s a hands-on lesson in energy, technology, and Bitcoin’s backbone.
• BUT: Keep it simple. Mining requires maintenance, and hardware evolves. Don’t let it eat into your time with him.

2. The “Baby DCA” Wallet
A monthly Bitcoin purchase in his name is solid, low-effort, and powerful. Here’s how to lock it down:

• Create a Dedicated Wallet: Use a hardware wallet with a 12/24-word seed. Engrave the seed on metal plates, store them securely, and label it “For [Son’s Name] – Do Not Touch Until 2035+.”
• Add a Legacy Note: Write a letter explaining why you did this. Include your hopes for Bitcoin’s role in his future.
• Automate It: Set a recurring buy (even $10/month). Time is his greatest ally.

3. Pass Down Knowledge, Not Just Sats
Bitcoin’s true value isn’t just in price—it’s in the principles it represents. As he grows:

• Teach Financial Sovereignty: Explain how money works, why decentralization matters, and how to self-custodiate.
• Share Stories: Tell him how Bitcoin changed your life in a flawed system. Make it personal.
• Gift Books/Courses: When he’s older, books like The Bitcoin Standard or coding tutorials could spark his curiosity.

4. The “Time Capsule” of Your Journey
Start a journal or digital diary today:

• Write down your thoughts, mistakes, and lessons.
• Save screenshots of memorable market moments, news articles, or community debates.
• Give it to him at 18. It’ll be a priceless window into your love, foresight, and the era that shaped his future.

5. A Non-Bitcoin Gift: Your Presence
I am telling you this as a father of two, it'scheesy but true: The best thing you can give him is you. Bitcoin might fund his dreams, but your values (patience, critical thinking, resilience) will shape his character. Be the dad who plays with him, listens, and shows up—no amount of sats can replace that.

You’re already winning by caring this much. Whether you mine, DCA, or simply teach him to think independently, you’re giving him a head start most kids never get. And hey—if BTC moons, he’ll owe you a very nice Father’s Day gift someday. 😉

Congrats again, papa! Fatherhood + Bitcoin is a wild ride—enjoy every second. 👶✨

Children will appreciate your hard work once they get a hold of things - and it's very nice to be prepared for the future to come and especially knowledge-wise too.

1 Bitcoin each? So if Bitcoin is priced at $500k at that time, they are getting $500k as a birthday gift, sounds like a dream, lol .

Anyway, it does sound like a great idea, especially to make them start their journey with cryptocurrencies, or maybe they might have already started it by that age, and then they get a surprise from their dad on their 18th birthday, a capital that they can use for their trading activities.

Someone who can't afford to save that much can still do it but with smaller amounts, like DCAing into a wallet that you are supposed to use for only this purpose. So what you basically do is buy a certain amount every month and send it to that address, and after a few years, the wallet will surely have a good sum that then you can decide how you want to divide on your children when they grow up if they are still young.

Only people that are old should have this mentality and imagine making profit and all you are saying is that you won't spend money it is not proper and as far as you are doing your duty I don't have issue with that but just because I have kids does not mean that I will not enjoy my self it is not possible. And when you are no longer alive they can take over to also enjoy the benefits and don't be surprised that they might not even have to deal with bitcoin and if they are grown they might have ventured into other things and would have settled them self.



Been there for them as a father is something that everyone will have to do so there is need to make provision for what ever they will be need so they when they are grown up they can take care of there self at least you have done your duty as a father. And even within does period you can even teach them about bitcoin and they will get to a point that they don't need your money. And that is how it is suppose to be Just that we learn every day.  And when you have other sources of income it makes things very easy. And it is better to train the child how to catch fish. And even when you are not there they will be able to survive without you. Not just spoiling there children with funds but spoiling and putting in the right direction is okay.

Being obsessed too much with bitcoin is not the healthiest lifestyle. Any obsession is no good when you think about it. Bitcoin/trading/blockchain etc might be your job but you should  be able to leave them aside when you are in your free time. Otherwise it would mean you are taking no time off from work which is pretty dangerous for your mental and physical health.

Everything in life is about a balance. Once you start living your life in an unbalanced way, everything becomes a mess.