Either my post wasn't clear or ppl aren't reading it properly.
The $400k refers to monthly costs of an operation that mines 150 x 25 BTC in that period i.e. ~$1.5m @ $420, or a net profit of >$1m per month.
Re: halving, yes I can divide by two too.
The $400k refers to monthly costs of an operation that mines 150 x 25 BTC in that period i.e. ~$1.5m @ $420, or a net profit of >$1m per month.
Re: halving, yes I can divide by two too.
Just to be sure that I got you right. You are talking about a S7 based 10MW setup with less than $40/kW per month hosting costs? About 8500 S7?
What is the S7 equivalent equipment you are talking about?
Could you please send me the contact to the Islandic datacentre, which offers $40/kW all inclusive?
If this is true, you got an extremely good deal!
Is this an existing operation or something you or somebody else is planning?
I guess it exists and you would either like to buy or sell it. Therefor you want to know what it is worth?
From my point of view this is one of the most competitive mines one can currently operate (forget about all this China free MW myths!
). So you would be one of the last miners standing and should be able to mine with a profit for at least 12 months. Even after the halving and when the next gen 16nm miners hit the market.
So I would pay 50% of the conservative estimated mining profit of the next 12 months.