Topic: Misleading electricity costs on blockchain.info (Read 824 times)
Yeah dont pay attention to those graphs, they are still in the year 2010...
They are too lazy to change the graph , or rather to delete it.
Anyhow the cost are average , nobody knows how efficient , how many and at what electricity cost the new asics run.
There is so much difference between the new miners like knc and the old ones it'a a pain in the ass to calculate this.
Anyhow the cost are average , nobody knows how efficient , how many and at what electricity cost the new asics run.
There is so much difference between the new miners like knc and the old ones it'a a pain in the ass to calculate this.
It's a holdover from the GPU mining days. The electricity consumption of 650W per GH/s and equipment cost of $1,000 per GH/s are based on GPU mining costs.
They really should update this to reflect typical ASIC values.
They really should update this to reflect typical ASIC values.
It's showing over $11 million per 24h
https://blockchain.info/stats
But I'd estimate the cost at no more than $150,000. This is affecting many of the other stats (operating profit).
Why the gross discrepancy? Do they want to discourage people from mining?
https://blockchain.info/stats
But I'd estimate the cost at no more than $150,000. This is affecting many of the other stats (operating profit).
Why the gross discrepancy? Do they want to discourage people from mining?
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