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Bitcoin prices have touched all-time highs this holiday season, and mainstream interest in cryptocurrency is growing quickly.

That makes 2020 one of the best years to give cryptocurrency-themed items to friends and family. Listed below are some of the best Bitcoin gifts that money can buy.

The most straightforward Bitcoin gift is cryptocurrency itself. Though you can send a standard Bitcoin transaction as a gift, there are plenty of other ways to give away Bitcoin. For example.

Bitcoin movies are ideal for those who want to learn about cryptocurrency but don’t necessarily want to own it. If you want to share a movie, choose from titles on this Letterboxd list.

This year’s notable film releases include Banking on Africa, a documentary created for the South African production house Documinute. Also notable is Monero Means Money, a Monero documentary that briefly topped box office charts due to a lack of other films showing during COVID-19 shutdowns.

Use Letterboxd’s “Where to Watch” feature to find distributors.

If you like crypto art, consider sending someone a crypto collectible as a keepsake or digital decoration. Each token is unique and can be auctioned for cryptocurrency at a later date. There are several Christmas-themed lines of collectible tokens on OpenSea, including:

There are countless novelty Bitcoin-themed items on the market, from Bitcoin-themed socks and sweaters to coffee mugs and laptop stickers. If you want to pay for your gift with Bitcoin, choose a merchant from Cryptwerk’s list of online souvenir shops.

Consider giving a Bitcoin book to anyone new to cryptocurrency. Choose from this list of books on Goodreads to find beginner’s guides, manuals, and crypto histories.

This year’s popular books include My First Guide To Bitcoin by Andrew O’Neil and A Short & Happy Guide to Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Crypto by Del C. Wright. Both books have received a five-star rating on Goodreads and can be purchased on Amazon.

If you donate to charities on behalf of others as a gift, consider making your donation in Bitcoin this year. Several charities accept crypto donations, including:

Note that not every website will allow you to dedicate your donation to someone else, so you’ll have to do that manually.

If you know someone who has already invested in Bitcoin, give them a way to keep their funds safe with items such as:

GekkoScience’s USB mining sticks are a good “tech toy” for crypto enthusiasts. Though Bitcoin mining is rarely profitable unless you have a high-end mining rig, inexpensive mini mining sticks provide an easy way to learn mining basics. Because profits are not guaranteed, mining altcoins speculatively is the best approach.

GekkoScience USB mining sticks can be purchased for upwards of $60 via various resellers. Combine this gift with an external USB hub to prevent USB ports from burning out.

Now that crypto is becoming mainstream and gaining use as a means of payment, several smartphone manufacturers are adding built-in cryptocurrency functionality. Notable blockchain phones include:

Since many of these devices are high-end, manufactured in limited amounts, and hard to find, you could take a “do it yourself” approach. Buy any smartphone, install a cryptocurrency wallet, and bookmark crypto websites before you give it away.

Top off your gift with a Bitcoin-themed Christmas card, available from Redbubble, Cafepress, or Zazzle.

The author of this article is invested in Bitcoin.

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