But that means that you'd be likely to spend it also as you accumulate it back monthly. The fact that the price appreciates like a stock or commodity is usually enough benefit for most to save. Don't get me wrong, I still spend some of my Bitcoin, specially if it's profit, and not necessarily the money i used to buy it. I buy about $100 a check, so $200 a month. If I spend it, usually it is trading it for another coin or token, or investing in an ICO of a bitcoin related company launching. Rarely do I guy goods or services with it, but when I do, I'm usually spending the extra value I made by holding it and the price going up. Just a thought. I'm not judging you, I just try to wrap my brain around people who invest in mining contracts, I cannot see the benefit of it, and I've considered it. I really cannot find a good reason compared to using Coinbase or another service to buy it outright and hold it. Maybe you can say you are contributing to hashing power and supporting the network, but there will be miners regardless running the network, and there is no shortage of that since it's the largest p2p network on Earth, and hashing power continues to grow every 4 years during the halving. Anyways, thanks for the insight and good luck!
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