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[The Evolution of New Year Gifts: From Banknotes to Digital Assets]

This Spring Festival, the logic behind young people's red envelopes has quietly changed. No longer just cash forcibly handed over by parents, nor easily devalued physical gifts—more and more Generation Z are transferring digital assets to each other, treating cryptocurrencies as New Year gifts.

What does this reflect? It’s not just about seeking novelty.

**First, it represents taste and vision.** Among peers, being able to give assets with appreciation potential is more future-oriented than giving meaningless gifts. It’s a silent declaration: we are not just consumers; we are strategizing.

**Second, convenience is real.** Crossing time zones and geographic boundaries, a single confirmation ensures the transfer is complete. For young people scattered across different places, digital transfers are much faster than international courier services. No need to go home for socializing; a remote one-click delivery conveys your good wishes.

**Third, and most practically—an approach to inflation.** Money in the bank depreciates, and cash in your wallet shrinks in value. But cryptocurrencies stored in a leading exchange account could “grow” in the new year. This is the new definition of red envelopes for Generation Z: not just affection, but an opportunity for growth.

From Spring Festival to New Year, the essence of gifts hasn’t changed, but the way they are carried has evolved. Young people are redefining the meaning of “Wishing you more value next year” with digital assets.

**What about you? If this year’s red envelope could be any currency, which one would you most want to receive?**