From the perspective of power companies, selling online is selling to anyone, and the price is the same. Sell to the grid for about 0.3 when online, and sell to nearby smelting, high-energy-consuming steel enterprises, or mining for 0.4 when offline.
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It's just two dimes, those who understand will understand.
Speaking of Jason's post, let's talk about something else. How is the queuing time for entering/exiting Ethereum Staking calculated? In the past, Ethereum set this [Churn(] metric to avoid unnecessary fluctuations caused by rapid changes in the number of nodes participating in the consensus on the network (everything is focused on stability 😂). The attrition rate is in line with the overall Staking.
We had an epic live stream with a crypto enthusiast last week. We talked about a lot of topics including sourcing GPUs and orphaned GPUs on AI training networks 🤖💔 We'll be posting a couple more nuggets, but the Full stream is available online.
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