its interesting for this market too, specifically because you can nab long term contracts based on current cost for blockspace, which is extremely low right now. So you could really benefit if there is, a fee spike during your contract.

For example if current transaction is 2 sats per vbyte to get into next block, the resulting hashrate price will be rock bottom. if an example contract one buys, say at 100 Th/s for 120 days, sees fee spike 60 days in you could come away with way more sats.. its particularly less risky when fees are so low compared to buying contracts when transaction fees are high, as your rewards cant get much lower than where they are at as 3.125 btc subsidy provides a floor.