Was curious why some of my Apify actors cost 3× more than others doing similar work.
Turned out to be:
– memory configs
– retries
– run patterns
Wrapped that into a small tool:
https://t.co/azF1ucPF3I
Might save you a bit if you’re scaling.
Expensive electricity = high mining cost. When Bitcoin mining costs rise significantly, price action usually follows a few well-observed patterns (not instant, but over time):
Historical examples:
2018 bear market: mining cost > BTC price → miner capitulation → bottom formed
2020 post-halving: costs rose sharply → temporary stress → major bull run followed
2022 energy crisis: rising costs → forced selling → local bottoms
Here’s BlackRock CEO Larry Fink now admitting that transitioning to solar and wind will cause a global power shortage…and will not be able to power the massive data centres…
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The United States is operating a theft based system where those who steal the most via money printing (inflation) and asset price manipulation win.
Those who work the hardest and listen to the propaganda they need you to believe, lose.
CT loves pretending it knows where the market is heading.
One day it’s bearish because “the US is in a recession, AI bubble, macro doom”.
Next day it’s bullish because “DATs are stacking $BTC, rate cuts coming, Fed ready to print”.
Truth is — nobody knows.
What I do know: we’re NOT topped.
0/30 top-cycle indicators have triggered.