Power and energy
W · kWh
Electricity powers the equipment. Measure consumption at a known boundary.
Supply → hardwareHave power you can’t use or sell well? Bitcoin mining can turn it into value. We help you check whether it makes sense before you buy anything.
Illustration The site on top is an example of energy a customer might own, not a site Melanin runs.
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.
We look at when you have spare power, what it costs and what else needs it.
If it makes sense, we agree a small trial: which machines, where they go and how to measure it.
Connect approved equipment and compare its work with the agreed measurements. Equipment, electricity and reward evidence remain separate responsibilities.
Energy into useful work
Bitcoin mining is the work the pool runs today. Measure the power, match the hardware, then check the work and the reward evidence.
W · kWh
Electricity powers the equipment. Measure consumption at a known boundary.
Supply → hardwareCPU · GPU · ASIC
Match hardware to the workload. Keep its capacity, utilization and cost distinct.
Hardware → suitable workloadH/s · accepted work
Bitcoin miners hash. Check work observations, then actual reward outputs and receipts.
Current pool use case · Verify reward evidenceHashrate alone cannot establish electricity use or spare capacity; measure them at a known boundary.
Most sites have more than one source worth a look.
You know roughly how much is spare, and when.
Whoever runs the site is happy to try it.
You know what would make it worth continuing.
Machines get proper circuits, airflow and room.
Keep your keys private. Check reward records against actual transaction outputs and wallet receipts.