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It feels like flirting—an exciting, tingling sensation—and I’m not even sure why. Maybe because this path is both mathematical and logical, yet full of jitter, hope, and sometimes misleading investments or good ones? It’s definitely about something bigger—something I might understand a little, but will keep learning about for a lifetime: technically, economically, socially, and ethically. A bold claim, perhaps—but we’ll see. :-!Becoming a miner has always been a quiet dream. For some reason. …but reasons not to do it were always louder, more logical, more convincing. And just running a pc not enough.Renting power or sending hardware to others was never appealing to me; it felt too distant. At least until now.The learning experience is what fascinates me—the assembling of hardware, the running of software, trying this approach or that one. Maybe that’s what makes it so alluring. Some people build and run their setups in a messy way, but I prefer mine clean and lean.I’m excited about this opportunity I’m shaping right now for myself. Hardware is on the way, and soon it’ll be squeezing sunlight into hashes.Crypto keeps evolving. Sometimes it feels like everything it was meant to be is forgotten. Maybe that transition is necessary—something to forget and rediscover in the years ahead. The timeframe is hard to grasp. I feel that Monero matters—and I’m glad to help secure the network and contribute in my own way to this community.Investing in infrastructure feels meaningful, like entering a long-term contract. Sure, I could probably double or triple my capital by simply buying when the market calls it dead. But choosing infrastructure feels right and make me CALM. Enjoying checking stats, performance each day and learning how to squeeze out more efficiency.I like the path I’ve taken.How about you?Curious.BRA bit drunken thoughts, only checked by ai.
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