I have a small position in this and it's not surprisingly shadowed the price of bitcoin. $Imperial(IMO)$ IMO there are so many moving parts to consider that it's difficult to guage long term value. The mining technology will continue to advance rapidly and it will be paramount for CAN to remain cutting edge. Additionally, the whole concept to crypto currency is not backed by any entity nor tied to any hard or tangible asset. That said, as the leading financial countries of the world transition to digital currencies and paper money disappears one might presume or speculate that a generous share of personal wealth may move into crypto to avoid respective governments' scrutiny and result in increasing value of companies such as CAN. That might be impacted by national and/or international laws attempting to monitor crypto transactions and identifiers. Who knows? I personally consider my investment CAN as quite speculative, but also interesting and attracive. As is generally recommended with crypto purchases, don't invest anything you can't afford to lose. Over the long term it could fall by the wayside or turn into a 10+ bagger. Good luck to us all.
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