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Bitcoin Mining Electricity Costs: What You Really Pay
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Bitcoin Mining Electricity Costs: What You Really Pay

An S21 Pro draws 2,527 kWh per month, $404 at the US residential average against $177 in hosting. The full calculation, and the four levers for cutting the bill.

by slashbin4 min24 mai 2026

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