Quote from: pgrach on October 14, 2024, 10:07:57 PM

Quote from: FP91G on October 11, 2024, 04:55:52 PM

I also know the experience of small miners with several megawatts of capacity. Not all ASICs are mining 24/7—some are under testing, repair, or running at low parameters due to defects. The situation changes daily, with new data centers opening. That's why I don't understand how you’ll create a perfect calculator when even powerful computing centers can't perfectly predict the weather.

Mining can seem complex, I get it... but I would not overcomplicate the task. Honestly, a restaurant's economics with so many human variables is more complex than mining. The btc mining farms industry isn't about reaching data center perfection standard — it’s about practical solutions. With AI models eating the grid we have to automate, reducing the total cost of ownership to minimum. Anyway, here at this beta stage I am focusing on some basic principles and building what users tell me to add, so it keeps improving. Will see. It's easy to overthink the challenges.

I would say here that the problem should not be created. The profit in mining can be calculated approximately, but you need to take into account the price at which you will sell the coins.
And so I think that as long as the miner has good prices for electricity, he will mine and not complicate his business with complex calculations