Micro income, and I do mean 'micro', is one of (many) reasons I'm in crypto, and into crypto, but people don't get it.

And I understand.

Every day I do a bunch of repetitive things that generate a micro income in crypto for me. Crypto.com's Missions, faucets and Publish0x, if you want to include it in the list.

The thing is, all these little things I do take seconds, and they only generate the equivalent of a cent or thereabouts, but at the end of month, when you put everything together, you've got beer money.

I'm not sure what's wrong with having some extra beer money.

Even if you receive a 'normal' salary from a 'normal' job.

But that's not why I did.

I accidentally found out that the first crypto exchange I've ever used, which I'm still using, keeps an extensive in-app transaction record, saving me the trouble of having to look for my first BTC address and check the blockchain.

Somewhen in 2015, can't remember the month, I received one of my first Bitcoin transactions to this address.

It was from a faucet, a few days' worth of constant use, and it was 0.0118 BTC.

That's $320 at today's rate.

I'm gonna be honest, I don't think we're gonna be watching the same exact movie in a few years time, not to the same extent.

But there's no doubt that the $3-4 I get every month or whatever will be worth a lot more in the future.

Ah, by the way, I forgot to add that everything I get, down the last satoshi, is converted to BTC.

I don't care about accumulating anything else aside, maybe, from ETH.

My GF thinks I'm crazy.

And maybe I am, but it's fine, non-crypto people don't get it, do they?