I ditched funds for crypto: My nephew's confirmation gift

I have two nephews (10 and 8 years old today) and as a good uncle I set up a fund savings plan on each of their 5th birthdays, into which I paid €25 per month. In my region, it is customary to give large gifts for Catholic confirmation (when they are around 14 years old) and I wanted to give them the fund on that day.

Today I have decided to sell these funds and convert them into crypto. I've been in the crypto game for a long time (even though I'm annoyed today that I didn't collect whole Bitcoin when I still had the chance), so a gift like this from their nerdy uncle makes more sense.

So each nephew will receive a Keystone tablet at their respective Holy Confirmation.
Behind each seed is 0.02 BTC.

I know that the system is not entirely fair, the younger nephew has been saved less so far and should therefore find less on his tablet, but I simply found these numbers (and two decimal places for BTC) more aesthetic.

One advantage is that I no longer have to save in a fund for my nephews and my nephews' assets are no longer lying around in my mixed custody account, but slumbering in sealed metal plates.

We still have four and six years before my nephews will receive their seeds. I'm very curious to see how their value will develop.