Norm,

I think Gigawatt is having issues expanding into Grant County since they instituted a moratorium on power for Bitcoin miners, which is why they can’t get more customers into their data centers.  I was close to investing in their token at launch, but luckily didn’t get involved with it as I was building out my own data centers at the time.  I was interested in these S9 miners for sale until I heard they were at Gigawatt, then I was also worried about being able to get them delivered, and one of my data centers isn’t too far from them.

Also, I manage over 400 miners and I do charge 1,455 watts for 13.5 th/s miners, that is the number I get at the wall from the 3 phase Tripp lite PDUs and it correlates closely with the demand charge and usage from the electrical bill.  You are right that they mostly work at rates exceeding 13.5 th/s.  I only have friends/family in my data centers and I feel like I am charging the correct amounts for their units.

It sounds like the miners are $21k and the tokens are roughly $36k for a total package price of $57k, still too risky for me to get involved but maybe someone who needs 100 kW will jump on it if they need the power and have more efficient machines to put in place there.  Hopefully the OP will find a buyer if he hasn’t already.

No you are correct. I spoke with the OP via Skype. This DC where he is hosted is actually overstating his Electricity usage and understating his hashing power. ALL his 13.5 th units are showing on his dash board at exactly 13.5 and he is being billed for an at the wall consumption of 1450 watts per unit. None of my 13.5 units hash at 13.5. All are higher. None of my 13.5 units consume 1450 watts. All are lower. The DC where he is at, Gigascam has several lawsuits against them. We can see why. They are thieves. I feel sorry for the OP. He got raped on the Tokens and he's getting raped on his hash rate and power consumption. This all in package would cost over $100,000.00. It will take over a year to recoup that amount. I tried to buy just the miners, but got cold feet. I think the OP is legit, it's just that i didn't trust getting the units in working order from the DC where they are being held captive. I was worried they would send this guy some over used over worked S9's and tell him they were his. Too much risk for my taste. Best of luck to this guy. He got a raw deal from these Gigascam clowns.

When we ship your miner back it should have a red asset tag still attached with the MNR#### on it.  You can cross check it with the one on your dashboard.

So the OP contacted me via Skype and sent me this link to verify market price of his 100,000 WTT tokens
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/giga-watt-token/
The market price of the tokens on this page is .776514 USD, so the OP was asking $77,651 for just the tokens which gives you the right to mine with 100,000 watts of equipment at Gigawatt for 3.3 cents per kWh for the next 50 years.
For those who can't tell, the last price on that coinmarketcap page is for March 27, 2018.

If you put a buy order at yobit for 100,000 Gigawatt WTT tokens, that comes to right around $36,000, so the OP is trying to scam everyone for $40,000 right off the bat.

Here is the market price on yobit https://yobit.net/en/trade/WTT/USD
And the market price on coingecko   https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/giga-watt-token/usd

I hope no one purchased WTT from this guy.
This is just one example of why posters will want to communicate via Skype instead of in the forum.  I am not too familiar with Gigawatt WTT tokens so if anything I posted is incorrect I will retract my statements.
I'm sure others on here were sent to the same link to verify the market price of his tokens.

I messaged you. Is the .04 per kwh the only overhead or are there other expenses?