I've had some of this asset since the IPO. Although the price is fluctuating, as of today, if it sells at over .0065857, I've made a profit, after factoring in dividends. At this point, as long as I'm not desperate to sell, I come out ahead. The longer I hold it, the more I come out ahead.
See, that's not necessarily true. If the price stays above.0065, yes, you come out ahead. However, what if the market rate drops and you can only sell for .006? Or .004? I could be tomorrow or in three months, but you have to take in the bind market price as well.
That is why it's called an investment and not "Free Money!!" lol
The point I and I think Lorren was trying to make is that profit has already been made. Yes, you have to worry about difficulty going up, rewards going down, share price fluctuation, and many other details. But the longer it is held, the less you have essentially paid for it because of the funds you have received back through dividends.