Thanks for the feedback! I will add more of the older miners very soon.
Nice especially that we are up to 8100+ a coin
I do a lot of work trying to analyze what a BTC coin should cost. As compared to what it does cost.
I create various floor prices for BTC
I base them on the single best quality of BTC that can be used by industry.
Power load shedding for power plants around the world.
I did a lot of work for a 40 soon to be 100 megawatt farm that is feed by 5 coal power plants.
Coal fired plants do not turn off boilers to spin a turbine that makes power.
The cost of shutting down a boiler /turbine in a plant is 4-9 days of energy
So they sell the excess. The farm I worked with was doing a 2 megawatt minimum to 40 megawatt maximum.
So they pay one price and use the excess from the 5 plants. This is happening all over the world.
So if a load shedding deal is setup at 4 cents (very common number) btc has a base price of 4 cents a Kwatt so an s9 setup based on 4 cent power should work. eventually it won't if we add enough s17's and m20's but that may be 2 more years time.
Any software that you have is good for me to pull numbers. And create an energy price value for a coin of BTC.
26650 th or 2000 s9's earn 1 coin a day they use about 63000 kwatts so x 0.04 = 2500 in power if you have 4 cent power
so based on s9's a BTC is worth no less then 2500 in power that is my floor number
I do a lot more. then just that . but your numbers are very helpful to me.