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Less than 14 w, so approx. 122 kw hours, so at $0.07 like $8, or $12 at 0.10, etc.
In terms of earnings, current rate is \~80 SATs/TH/day, so 0.5 TH is \~14600 SATs per year (\~$13.60). So, slight profit if electricity is low enough, but the SATs will probably be worth more in the future.
You're not going to justify the cost of the unit itself in this equation, as even if electricity were free, it would take years to pay for itself.
That's probably why a lot of people just solo mine, or if buying it anyway, maybe add some hashrate to other hashrate they are generating to get to payouts (ex. I have an S17Pro I'm mining with to Ocean... every 0.5 TH/s helps.).
Keep in mind the BM1366 is the same ASIC chip from the S19XP, so this is a similar boat the big industrial miners are in, just at a different scale.
The nice thing about solo mining (or mining with Ocean or certain other pools), is that you're adding hashrate to the non-centralized side of the equation. That's worth something, too. And, maybe you'll find a block as a big bonus.
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| text | Less than 14 w, so approx. 122 kw hours, so at $0.07 like $8, or $12 at 0.10, etc. In terms of earnings, current rate is \~80 SATs/TH/day, so 0.5 TH is \~14600 SATs per year (\~$13.60). So, slight profit if electricity is low enough, but the SATs will probably be worth more in the future. You're not going to justify the cost of the unit itself in this equation, as even if electricity were free, it would take years to pay for itself. That's probably why a lot of people just solo mine, or if bu… |
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| datetime | 2024-05-24 |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 73307
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000