I donāt think you understand my point, it isnāt about the price of electricity, itās about how electricity is transmitted to the end use point.
If everyone runs a miner at their residential address, that does an end around on the price of transmission lines. Typically heavy electrical users must pay for a transmission line that is adequate for their use case.
I am getting it. But my point is if miners are over-taxing transmission lines, then that's on the utility to address with fees and rules.
They already have the rules. which is why miners are not the same as every other user, they are a high electric user customers. And there are rules about where those customers are allowed to be located(mostly āindustrialā areas), how much they will pay, etc.
