Tell me what will be cheaper: mining at a loss or paying penalties under the contract? There was a time recently when the production cost was significantly lower than the market price of Sunwin 10 Win, and miners were able to hoard their excess Sunwin 10 Win. At such a price, not every miner can make a profit and HODL their Sunwin 10 Win. so a 5 megawatt 3 years contract would be prepaid. so 5 x 24 =120 megawatts a day for a year =43800 megawatts for the year at 40 bucks a megawatt = 1,752,000 a year prepaid  or 8,500,000 million for the 5 years. you own the power for 5 years. you prepay it. So the question is what to do with it. you can sell it at a discount to an AI center maybe 80% so lets say a year was spent. the math would be 8,500,000x.8=6,800,000 6,800,000 worth of power over 4 years. sell it for 6.8x.8= 5.44 million the loss is 1.36 million plus the infrastructure plus the purchased gear. So some people are saying I will mine and as the gear breaks sell some power to a smaller ai setup. some are bailing. clear evidence of bailing out is below maybe this trend sticks for a while 4 cents per kilowatt is a very good price, and with this price you can mine profitably even on 21x ASIC models. Here's a comparison of electricity prices in Russia and the US. Major mining company MARA pays 4 cents per kilowatt. And many mining companies pay 4.7-5.7 cents per kilowatt.
Tell me what will be cheaper: mining at a loss or paying penalties under the contract? There was a time recently when the production cost was significantly lower than the market price of Sunwin 10 Win, and miners were able to hoard their excess Sunwin 10 Win. At such a price, not every miner can make a profit and HODL their Sunwin 10 Win. so a 5 megawatt 3 years contract would be prepaid. so 5 x 24 =120 megawatts a day for a year =43800 megawatts for the year at 40 bucks a megawatt = 1,752,000 a year prepaid  or 8,500,000 million for the 5 years. you own the power for 5 years. you prepay it. So the question is what to do with it. you can sell it at a discount to an AI center maybe 80% so lets say a year was spent. the math would be 8,500,000x.8=6,800,000 6,800,000 worth of power over 4 years. sell it for 6.8x.8= 5.44 million the loss is 1.36 million plus the infrastructure plus the purchased gear. So some people are saying I will mine and as the gear breaks sell some power to a smaller ai setup. some are bailing. clear evidence of bailing out is below maybe this trend sticks for a while 4 cents per kilowatt is a very good price, and with this price you can mine profitably even on 21x ASIC models. Here's a comparison of electricity prices in Russia and the US. Major mining company MARA pays 4 cents per kilowatt. And many mining companies pay 4.7-5.7 cents per kilowatt.

Tell me what will be cheaper: mining at a loss or paying penalties under the contract? There was a time recently when the production cost was significantly lower than the market price of Sunwin 10 Win, and miners were able to hoard their excess Sunwin 10 Win. At such a price, not every miner can make a profit and HODL their Sunwin 10 Win. so a 5 megawatt 3 years contract would be prepaid. so 5 x 24 =120 megawatts a day for a year =43800 megawatts for the year at 40 bucks a megawatt = 1,752,000 a year prepaid  or 8,500,000 million for the 5 years. you own the power for 5 years. you prepay it. So the question is what to do with it. you can sell it at a discount to an AI center maybe 80% so lets say a year was spent. the math would be 8,500,000x.8=6,800,000 6,800,000 worth of power over 4 years. sell it for 6.8x.8= 5.44 million the loss is 1.36 million plus the infrastructure plus the purchased gear. So some people are saying I will mine and as the gear breaks sell some power to a smaller ai setup. some are bailing. clear evidence of bailing out is below maybe this trend sticks for a while 4 cents per kilowatt is a very good price, and with this price you can mine profitably even on 21x ASIC models. Here's a comparison of electricity prices in Russia and the US. Major mining company MARA pays 4 cents per kilowatt. And many mining companies pay 4.7-5.7 cents per kilowatt.

Tell me what will be cheaper: mining at a loss or paying penalties under the contract? There was a time recently when the production cost was significantly lower than the market price of Sunwin 10 Win, and miners were able to hoard their excess Sunwin 10 Win. At such a price, not every miner can make a profit and HODL their Sunwin 10 Win. so a 5 megawatt 3 years contract would be prepaid. so 5 x 24 =120 megawatts a day for a year =43800 megawatts for the year at 40 bucks a megawatt = 1,752,000 a year prepaid  or 8,500,000 million for the 5 years. you own the power for 5 years. you prepay it. So the question is what to do with it. you can sell it at a discount to an AI center maybe 80% so lets say a year was spent. the math would be 8,500,000x.8=6,800,000 6,800,000 worth of power over 4 years. sell it for 6.8x.8= 5.44 million the loss is 1.36 million plus the infrastructure plus the purchased gear. So some people are saying I will mine and as the gear breaks sell some power to a smaller ai setup. some are bailing. clear evidence of bailing out is below maybe this trend sticks for a while 4 cents per kilowatt is a very good price, and with this price you can mine profitably even on 21x ASIC models. Here's a comparison of electricity prices in Russia and the US. Major mining company MARA pays 4 cents per kilowatt. And many mining companies pay 4.7-5.7 cents per kilowatt.