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That's how I look at it plus I've always had the rationalization from the beginning I wasn't going to get rich off it but none the less you got a bit of something out of it. Now if I was still in my twenties then I'd considered that by retirement it could have added up to a nice sum if it stayed a viable platform for years. Without investing more than just time though I hardly doubt I'd accumulate enough for it to even to pay for funeral expenses at the cost of funerals now a days. lol. Who knows though what the future holds, if it stays viable and crypto's become a thing that shoots to the moon my kids may find many years after my death that all my blogging finally paid off. They'd get a kick out of that and maybe a small bounty.
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