In fact, hosting providers do not support Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. This is an ongoing crisis had it not been for Namecheap saving us.
If you are looking for options that accept bitcoin or crypto payments, the options are very limited, and I don't think you will find anything better than Namecheap. The details of the offer, as you indicated, seem very reasonable at that price. I see no reason for you to consider other options.
I remember an issue in the services section in which a forum member offers hosting services at competitive prices, and I don't know if he is still active. I will search for it and add the link to this comment here later.
If you are looking for options that accept bitcoin or crypto payments, the options are very limited, and I don't think you will find anything better than Namecheap. The details of the offer, as you indicated, seem very reasonable at that price. I see no reason for you to consider other options.
I remember an issue in the services section in which a forum member offers hosting services at competitive prices, and I don't know if he is still active. I will search for it and add the link to this comment here later.
There is a market for second-hand servers, which are rented out to people which they can then resell to a random dude. Entire businesses have been built around this like the one I just mentioned because the server costs are very lucrative for both reseller and final customer.
