Comparison between mining cryptocurrency at Home and a Data Center

in #cryptocurrency7 years ago

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It's true there are multiple reasons why a data center is far more efficient than using home equipment - even though you would have a lot of equipment at home!

In home use both costs can be higher and you can't usually optimize the environment for mining use, as most people want to actually have a nice home to live in.

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itcoin may be a useful way to send and receive money, but all this financial liberation doesn’t come for free. The community of miners who create bitcoins is using vast quantities of electrical power in the process. The process has led some experts to suggest that bitcoin isn’t very environmentally friendly.
At this rate, the bitcoin network runs at 342934450 watts, which equates to around 343 megawatts. Calculations based on EIA data reveal that the average US household consumes about 1.2 kilowatts of power, meaning that 343 megawatts would be enough to power 285,833 US homes at the time of writing, that's quite a lot of energy.

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Mining is one of those things that just completely confuse me

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