10 crypto gift suggestions for Christmas 2025

Source: PortaldoBitcoin Original Title: 10 crypto gift tips for Christmas 2025 Original Link: With the holiday season approaching, it’s time to start placing presents under the Christmas tree. Here is a selection of the best options for the cryptocurrency fan in your life.

Many of the items listed here are expensive and only available on foreign websites; therefore, it might be easier to gift cryptocurrencies directly to the recipient’s wallet.

Ledger Nano Gen5

US$ 179 (R$ 996)

The hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger has been doing everything to position itself as the Apple of the crypto world, recruiting iPod designer Tony Fadell to create its new product line and now, the iconic Macintosh designer from Apple, Susan Kare, to work on graphics for its latest release.

As expected, the Nano Gen5 has a sleek, consumer-friendly look, with a touchscreen interface in E Ink, Bluetooth, and NFC, as well as being protected by a CC EAL6+ Secure Element chip.

Ledger raised some eyebrows when it discontinued support for the original Ledger Nano S earlier this year, but this also means there is an opportunity to gift someone an upgraded model.

Cold Wallet (Blu-ray)

US$ 11 (R$ 61)

After the sinister-named cryptocurrency exchange Tulip collapsed under suspicious circumstances, an unlucky investor calls friends to kidnap the founder and recover their lost funds.

This thriller by director Cutter Hoderine stands out as one of the first films to accurately portray cryptocurrencies on screen. It was also partially funded by the Web3 film fund Decentralized Pictures, through a grant from executive producer Steven Soderbergh — which inevitably led the film to be promoted as “the ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ of crypto.”

However, this is not entirely accurate. “Cold Wallet” is not a global heist film; it is a character-driven work that pits kidnappers against the psychological games of their billionaire enemy, before a shocking act of violence turns the film into a reinterpretation of “The Most Dangerous Game.”

A good gift to fill the stocking — and, with its cold Massachusetts setting, a suitably chilly option to watch on Christmas Day.

“This Is for Everyone” by Tim Berners-Lee

R$ 133

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, recounts the story of its creation — and where it might go — in this memoir.

While Berners-Lee’s account of the web’s origins and his youth is fascinating, Web3 enthusiasts will likely be more interested in his vision for the future of the internet. Berners-Lee advocates for a decentralized web model but remains skeptical about blockchain and cryptocurrencies.

Instead, he bets on his own project to decentralize the web, Inrupt, which uses the open-source privacy platform Solid to create infrastructure based on private data “pods.”

Fold app gift card

Prices vary up to US$ 500 (R$ 2,7 thousand)

For the most committed Bitcoiners, no gift compares to the sweet, sweet Bitcoin. After all, gifts are transient, while Bitcoin’s digital scarcity is forever — so any money spent on trinkets and gadgets to put under the tree could be better used accumulating precious sats.

Fold’s BTC gift cards are available in dollar amounts up to US$ 500 and can be redeemed in Bitcoin and sent to any on-chain wallet address. It’s simple and straightforward, though it somewhat resembles receiving a bookstore voucher from your grandmother at Christmas.

Strategy Puffer Vest

US$ 135 (R$ 750)

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy offers a wide range of branded clothing and accessories, from beer mugs to a frankly exorbitant-priced tie. But for aspiring finance bros, nothing beats a vest.

And this isn’t just any promotional item: it’s made by The North Face and equipped with WindWall fabric and 150 g Heatseeker synthetic insulation to keep you warm on Christmas Day walks. The orange Strategy logo is also discreetly stylish.

Trezor Safe 7

US$ 249 (R$ 1,3 thousand)

Hardware wallet maker Trezor has just launched its latest model, the Safe 7, paving the way for the future with promises of a “quantum-ready” bootloader and architecture utilizing post-quantum cryptography.

The idea is that, “when quantum-resistant algorithms become necessary, Trezor devices will be ready to adapt,” says the company’s CTO, Tomáš Susanka.

The device also features Trezor’s fully auditable “TROPIC01” secure element, along with an EAL6+ secure element without NDA. With a Gorilla Glass color screen, aluminum body, wireless charging, and Bluetooth connectivity, it is also designed for ease of use.

Note that due to the US government shutdown, deliveries are delayed, so keep this in mind when ordering for the holidays.

Satoshi Nakamoto Bender Cut Off Flannel Shirt

US$ 859 (R$ 4,7 thousand)

In a somewhat curious turn, Guns N’ Roses vocalist Axl Rose has started wearing a Satoshi Nakamoto streetwear flannel shirt — named after the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin — during the band’s recent world tour.

Although that specific piece, “Other Scenes Shattered Glass Flannel,” is sold out, this cut-sleeve model is currently available and features a striking high-flame green plaid pattern, perfect for showing off gains.

Led by Los Angeles creator George Robertson, the Satoshi Nakamoto brand was born from a “fascination with the digital revolution and its impact on identity, value, and culture.”

Bitaxe Gamma Bitcoin Solo Miner

US$ 105

While most Bitcoin mining is done by pools operating containers full of ASICs, some enthusiasts still mine with home equipment, like the Bitaxe Gamma.

This solo miner promises to deliver up to 800 MHz/1.63 TH/s right out of the box and features built-in Wi-Fi, a browser-based panel, and a removable OLED display to monitor hash rate, temperature, and uptime.

Yes, with mining pools dominating the scene, the Bitaxe is basically a $100 lottery ticket. But hey: someone earned $266,000 in block rewards with one just a week ago.

Synyster Gates’ Cosmic Headless 6-String Silver Flake Guitar

US$ 4,499 (R$ 25 thousand)

The metal band Avenged Sevenfold has never hidden its desire to take its fan base into the blockchain universe, through initiatives like an NFT-powered Season Pass.

Guitarist Synyster Gates went further, launching a limited-edition line of “blockchain-authenticated” gear, to everyone’s surprise. The idea is that each guitar or amplifier comes with a “digital authenticity certificate” transferred to the new owner, proving it’s not a fake — a common problem among vintage guitar collectors.

This instrument, described as a “limited edition collectible art piece of 100 units,” features a maple neck, mahogany body, and ebony fretboard, along with Gates’ exclusive Schecter bridge pickup and a Sustainiac pickup in the neck, which allows wild effects similar to synthesizers, with infinite sustain.

How useful this “digital certificate” really is remains to be seen, as it mainly comes into play when the guitar is resold — and what happens if the instrument ends up separated from the certificate? Still, the buyer also gets access to Gates’ fan club, “The Syndicate,” and 45,000 points in the A7X Season Pass.

Solana Seeker

US$ 500 (R$ 2,7 thousand)

Solana made headlines in 2023 with the Saga smartphone — and sparked a frantic race for memecoin airdrops that, at one point, were worth more than the device itself.

A few years later, the hype cooled down, and the Solana Seeker emerges as a more balanced proposal. Yes, it costs half as much as the Saga, making it a less premium product, but as an attempt at a crypto phone aimed at mainstream audiences, it does its job.

Naturally a niche product, the Seeker is clearly aimed at those “actively operating in the trenches of Solana,” but for ecosystem loyalists, it’s an obvious choice.