The Seed Wallet: A Bitcoin Poem on Faith and Generosity

The Genesis of the Bitcoin Parable

Some folks stack Bitcoin for safety. Some for wealth. And some… just because they can. But every so often, some stackers discover that the real treasure might not be the coin at all — but the heart behind it.

The little Bitcoin parable below began as a conversation here on Crypto With Opa. We were talking about HODL — what it really means, how much is “enough,” and where faith fits into Bitcoin stewardship. Before long, the sats had turned into seeds, and the story had grown into a poem about generosity, hope, and purpose.

We call it this crypto parable The Seed Wallet — a poetic reminder that sometimes the most valuable thing you can do with your crypto is to give it away (or at least, convert some to fiat and give that away).

When Sats Become Seeds

Bitcoin is a tool — a powerful one, yes — but still, it’s just a tool. How you use it actually says more about you than how many coins or sats you hold. As believers, our Bitcoin and crypto holdings can be more than a digital safety net; they can become seeds planted for a greater harvest.

Maybe, just maybe, it’s time to think about how your sats could become seeds. Seeds of hope. Seeds of help. Seeds of love. This is Bitcoin stewardship in action — turning what you’ve HODLed into blessings for others.

If this poem, The Seed Wallet, inspires you, share it. Post it. Read it to a friend. And then take, at least, one small step to turn your holdings into a harvest that lasts.

The Seed Wallet Parable

There once was a man who stacked all his sats,
Each week without fail, more Bitcoin he’d gathered.
Into his Bread wallet the sats he would stow,
For times that might bring him trouble or woe.

Year after year, more sats he amassed,
Bread in his wallet, his comfort held fast.
Then softly one morning, the Spirit inquired,
“Who guards your future — your coin, or your Christ?”

He pondered the question, the answer was clear,
His treasure was safe, but still there was fear.
“If Christ is my keeper, then sats I must share —
To help those I love, both here and elsewhere.”

So now he keeps faith in a wallet that’s new,
As Seed for good works that God calls him to do.

Our Story

It is possible, and maybe preferable, depending upon your values—to have both BREAD Wallets (for a lifetime of HODLing) and SEED Wallets (limited HODLing for growth that gives to charity).

That’s our story… and we’re sticking to it. What’s your story going to be? BREAD Wallets? SEED Wallets? Or both!