Your #1 issue is the cost of power. Anything over $0.10/kW/H will
NOT be able to mine at a profit. Period. No miner will ever be able to be efficient enough to do that.
Now if
BTC goes over $50k again then ja that
could work.
Your only option is to use a USB miner like
Sidehack's R909, pulls less than 100w for over 1.5TH. Use something like that and point it at a solo pool like Kano's or -ck's as a lottery miner. Dirt cheap to run and if it finds a block you get the entire reward.
Regarding the price of KWh, what you said about 0.10 is USD, right? Then, I might still have a chance, as right now, in Canada, the price is still underneath that threshold, so I should be OK with a "normal" miner.
Also, regarding the USB miner, I understood that it does not work so well under Windows, so I should use a Raspberry Pi which would increase my cost again over 1000 $, so I think I would stick to the Antminer, or Canaan, if I find a suitable one.
Thank you for the info