Yabujin_Nakamoto

bitcoin_beginners

I’ve heard a lot about running a Bitcoin node, but I want to understand the real benefits. Besides helping the network, what do you actually gain from running your own node?

Is it mainly about verifying your own transactions, improving privacy, or something else? Would you say the personal benefits make it worth it for the average Bitcoiner?

Benefits of running your own Bitcoin node

bitcoin_Mining

I’ve been experimenting with GoMining as a way to stack sats outside of the usual DCA or exchange route. Basically, you buy NFT-based mining power, and it pays out daily in BTC depending on the TH/s you hold.

What I like:

>Daily BTC payouts straight to your wallet

>No need to manage hardware, electricity, or noise

>You can scale up or down depending on your budget

Curious to hear what you guys think about the cloud mining space.

Cloud mining opinions

18M positioning for future

@01f4fa14e5's bio

Thank you for advice. I get sats idly from the mobile games and through bitwalk as I get many steps in as a uni student. I plan on investing my earnings from digital products and internships towards sats. I get mining exposure through GoMining and currently receiving daily sat payouts.

Yes, they pay in sats for every 250 steps with the potential of a 5x multiplier if you watch and Ad. They also hold price prediction and bitcoin Gacha for sat rewards. 

I’m 18 and currently working on positioning myself for the long game with Bitcoin.

So far my strategy looks like this:

> Consistent DCA

> GoMining (NFT cloud mining for sats yield)

> Bitwalk (earning sats through steps)

> Some Bitcoin mobile games

I’ve decided to exclusively focus on stacking sats as my main strategy, but I also invest a bit in MSTR and SPMO for extra exposure.

I’m curious if there are other unconventional ways to stack sats that I might be overlooking? Or any additional methods to get more Bitcoin exposure without straying too far from my focus?

Would love to hear how others here are approaching it.