Is your spare power worth mining? A straight answer before you buy
We look at your power, your site and your costs, and tell you whether mining makes sense, including when it doesn’t. Scope and price are agreed first.
Illustration The desk is a picture of an assessment, not a real site.
Data Bitcoin’s record, to scale
The layers are Bitcoin’s reward eras, to scale: each gold vein is half the one below it. The base layer began in 2009; the thin top layer is the era still being laid.
Who this is for
- You have spare power
- Solar, hydro, wind or grid capacity that you can’t fully use or sell well. Why spare power can become value →
- You want to decide first
- Before buying machines, you want to know whether mining fits your site and your budget.
- You want the reasons
- You want a clear recommendation, and the reasons behind it, even if the answer is no.
How an assessment works
Understand the site
Your power, its cost, when it is spare, and what else needs it.
Get a clear answer
Go ahead, change the plan, or stop. You get the reasons in writing.
Try it small
If it makes sense, a short trial with a few machines shows the real numbers.
What we do and don’t
What we do
Look at your site, measure what matters, and give you an honest recommendation you can act on.
What we don’t
We don’t promise savings or profit, and electrical work is always done by qualified people.
Discuss a site assessment
Share your site and the decision you need help with.
Include the power source and roughly how much is spare. Please don’t send passwords, wallet keys or private documents.
What will it cost?
It depends on the site. We agree the price, timing and what you get before any work starts.
Do I need to buy machines first?
No. The point of an assessment is to decide before you buy anything.
Keep your keys private. Check reward records against actual transaction outputs and wallet receipts.