Companies running validators are burning money on infra.
We cut our own bill by 33% just by reading Prometheus properly.
Most archive nodes + validators run at 15-20% util.
I built InfraSave to auto-find it.
Worth a look if your infra bill > $2k/mo
Built a tool that plugs into AWS/GCP + Prometheus and finds the waste - idle nodes, oversized VMs, unused storage.
Test run: $1840 spend → $620 savable, no uptime hit.
If you run nodes at scale and costs hurt, DM - happy to share what we found.
If your company runs blockchain validators / nodes, you're probably overpaying for servers.
We were too. Old setup, always-on, oversized just to be safe. CPU at 20% but bill at 100%.
No GPU = ~0% odds.
Got one (or rented one)? You could've stacked dozens of cats already.
PoW-style mints are making a comeback.
Next drop, don't scramble — have your GPU/validator infra ready before it goes live.
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16,376 NFTs.
9,100+ already mined.
Entry cost doubling every round.
And the only way in? Your GPU.
This is Hashcats — crypto twitter's new obsession, and the reason "GPU" was trending all night.
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