& $.10 per KwH, many residences are often higher but professional operations are closer to $.03 per KwH or sometimes even zero or negative also note that minin

& $.10 per KwH, many residences are often higher but professional operations are closer to $.03 per KwH or sometimes even zero or negative also note that mining calculator they used assumes 2 Ether per block paid to miners In Ethereum it can be much much higher because people pay to use that blockchain. Mining can be insanely profitable and I’m not aware of any calculator that shows it. Everyone is operating on bad data. A cursory look right now shows latest blocks having 2.52 Ether in them, which is 26% greater yield. Block 14348267 a few minutes ago had 4.83 Ether, 140% greater yield There have been prolonged periods of time, weeks and months, where block rewards were 6-9 Ether. Miners were raking it all in while the calculators said “2 Ether” All this to say it could probably make $20-30 a month.